Zuishunin - Kyoto

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Sokokuji Temple Tower The stage of a wild goose temple

I have had two special public viewings. There was a Suikin Cave in the garden.

A work written by Tsutomu Mizukami as a childhood kid, remembering that time. The Temple of the Wild Geese (Naoki Award Winner) It is a wonderful Zen temple with peacock and geese paintings. The dry landscape garden is left as it was at that time. It creates a nice atmosphere and I feel that it is a simple Zen temple. If you sit on the edge and look at it, time will stop and you will be in a state of nothingness. This statue was donated by a shogun during the Muromachi era. It is dark but has a nice face. It is a private temple now, but it is also a tie-up with Kyoto City for winter trips and summer trips. I want you to open it to the public. It's a temple that you won't get tired of no matter how many times you go. After that, the beautiful weeping cherry blossoms are beautiful in the spring. It seems that it was planted as a graduation commemorative tree

It is a temple on the stage of Tsutomu Mizukami's novel "Ganji Temple". It's a pity that we haven't seen and made it public, but I think the atmosphere is very good.

The Suishin-ji Temple Suisen-in Temple was the stage of Tsutomu Mizukami's masterpiece "Ganno-ji". In the movie, Fumiko Wakao fascinated the famous performance. The fusuma picture of geese and peacocks still remains. No public visits are currently held. I think it's a waste in many ways.

A famous temple related to the novelist Tsutomu Minakami. It doesn't seem to be a tourist temple now.

Zuishunin, the tower of Shokokuji Temple located on the north side of the Kyoto Imperial Palace, is for Yoshimitsu Ashikaga to accept Sesson Yubai Zen Master's Taiseisoui [Sokokokuji IV Sumitomo] from Shokokuji Temple. , Established Unchoin as the Zen room. After that, Unchoin was damaged by a soldier's fire and annexed with Mizuharuken. Ruishunken was founded in the civilization year (1484) by Kisenshusho, the authority of the monk who edited the Kageryoken diary, but the temple was burnt down in the Tenmei year, more than 300 years later. .. (Source: From the Sogokuji website) "Tsutomu Minakami and the Temple of the Wild Geese" Naoki Prize-winning writer Tsutomu Minakami spent his time as a priest at Zuishunin until he was 13 years old, but suddenly left the temple one day. He traveled all over the place and devoted himself to writing activities. The novel "Ganno-ji" published in 1961 became a bestseller and gained fame. Also known as the "Goose Temple". Even now, eight fusuma paintings of geese remain in the main hall's boss's room (the geese's room). (Source: From the Sogokuji website) Zuishunin, the tower of Shokokuji Temple located on the north side of the Kyoto Imperial Palace, is for Yoshimitsu Ashikaga to accept Sesson Yubai Zen Master's Taiseisoui [Sokokokuji IV Sumitomo] from Shokokuji Temple., Established Unchoin as the Zen room. After that, Unchoin was damaged by a soldier's fire and annexed with Mizuharuken. Ruishunken was founded in the civilization year (1484) by Kisenshusho, the authority of the monk who edited the Kageryoken diary, but the temple was burnt down in the Tenmei year, more than 300 years later ... (Source: From the Sogokuji website) "Tsutomu Minakami and the Temple of the Wild Geese" Naoki Prize-winning writer Tsutomu Minakami spent his time as a priest at Zuishunin until he was 13 years old, but suddenly left the temple one day. He travels all over the place and devotes himself to writing activities. The novel "Ganji" published in 1961 became a bestseller and gained fame. The novel of Ganji was a retrospective of the Zuishunin era, and was used as a model. Also known as the "Goose Temple". Even now, eight fusuma paintings of geese remain in the main hall's boss's room (the geese's room). (Source: From the Sogokuji website)