Sesshu who is a black-and-white drawing painter is the only Japanese chosen as “a world 10 size cultured person”, and it is said that Sesshu designed the Japanese garden of Funda-in Temple.
In addition, the Japanese garden of this temple is a dry landscape Japanese garden garden of old Horai expression of the history most in Kyoto.
The scenery of the garden to look at from the round window of the tea-ceremony room is in particular very beautiful.
In addition, this temple is one of the sub-temples of Tofuku-ji Temple which is near Tofuku-ji Temple.
Contents:
- About Funda-in Temple
- The Japanese garden of Funda-in Temple
- Goshuin(shrine seal or stamp) of Funda-in Temple
- How to get to Funda-in Temple
1.About Funda-in Temple
This temple is one of the sub-temples of Tofuku-ji Temple in 25 places.
Open：9:00~16:00
Admission Fee：300 yen(Adults)、200 yen(Children)
Because it is said that Sesshu designed the Japanese garden of this temple, this temple calls another name “Sesshu temple”.
This temple is one of the sub-temples of Tofuku-ji Temple.
It is the entrance of this temple.
2.The Japanese garden of Funda-in Temple
The Japanese garden of this temple is a dry landscape Japanese garden garden of old Horai expression of the history most in Kyoto.
The island of the stone in front side is “Island of turtle”, and the island of the stone in the back side is “Island of crane”.
A crane and a tortoise are long-lived symbols.
Tonan-tei(図南亭) is the building which is a tea-ceremony room.
The Japanese garden to look at from a round window of Tonan-tei(図南亭) is very beautiful. (○´艸｀)
3.Goshuin(shrine seal or stamp) of Funda-in Temple
The letter called “雪舟寺” written here is another name of this temple.
4.How to get to Funda-in Temple
Nearest station of Funda-in Temple is Keihan/JR Tofukuji Station.
■Route Example (From Osaka)
■Route Example (From Kyoto)
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