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Kanō Tan'yu, Naonobu and Yasunobu, "Monkeys and Kannon", Shokokuji, Kyoto.
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Sekitei Garden por mrhayata Por Flickr: Shokoku-ji Temple [MAP]
#kyoto#japan#shokokuji#temple#garden#zen#mrhayata#geo:lat=35.0333172#geo:lon=135.7623061#geotagged#日本#京都#京都府#京都市#blog
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京都 相国寺の池 <蓮> kyoto shokokuji temple <a lotus flwer>
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Jotenkaku museum at Kyoto. Great collection about zen art. #jotenkakumuseum #shokokuji #temple #travelphoto #photography #art #Kyoto #japan #相国寺 #承天閣美術館 #京都 #旅行写真 #写真 #建築 #architecture #japanesegarden (承天閣美術館) https://www.instagram.com/p/Brwm7VDgCCv/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1akt7x0957aw4
#jotenkakumuseum#shokokuji#temple#travelphoto#photography#art#kyoto#japan#相国寺#承天閣美術館#京都#旅行写真#写真#建築#architecture#japanesegarden
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2018年7月 相国寺にて 梅雨の合間に訪れた相国寺、承天閣美術館への来訪の為ですが、境内も美しい松が沢山あるので、京都の街中にありますが、静かでまったりと散策するには良い所です。
#相国寺#shokokuji#承天閣美術館#そうだ京都行こう#法堂#鳴き龍#京都春秋#kyoto#松#pinetree#nikon#coolpixa900#京都写真部#コンデジ初心者#コンデジ部#ニコン倶楽部#東京カメラ部#zen#kyotozentemple#ことりっぷ
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「平成30年2月 豊光寺」 LEICA M-E(Typ220)+CANON LENS 28mm 1:2.8
#shokokuji#houkouji#kyoto#japan#oldlens#leicame#streetphotography#snapshot#相国寺#豊光寺#京都#オールドレンズ#ライカ#写真好きな人と繋がりたい#ファインダー越しの私の世界
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京都 相国寺の紅葉🍁 裏方丈庭園が見ごろ🍰 今日はいっぱい回れました🙌 これから連投だ🐼ふっふっふっ🐢
#shokokuji#京都紅葉#ig_japan#japan#loves_nippon#写真が好きな人と繋がりたい#カメラ好きな人と繋がりたい#mapleleaf#ptk_japan#photo_shorttrip#二色#もみじ#japan_of_insta#coloredleaves#kyoto#japan_vacations#裏方丈庭園#そうだ京都へ行こう#京都#紅葉#写真部#京都観光#見ごろ#team_jp_#相国寺#wu_japan#beautifulkyoto#景色#lovers_nippon#instagramjapan
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<strong>River Valley Zen-Garden / Shokokuji Inner Garden <a href="https://www.flickr.com/photos/100016856@N08/">by Masako Ishida</a></strong>
location : Shokokuji temple ,Kyoto city,Kyoto prefecture,Japan 京都 相国寺 裏方丈庭園(室町時代)
Hojo Inner Garden ( Garden in Ura-Hojo)
In striking contrast to the outer garden,Hojo Innder Garden dips down in front to imply a river valley,with an artificial hill created on the opposite bank. Though located in the heart of a busy city,this garden evokes an air of remote, unpopulated mountains, a metaphor for the rich depths of Satori enlightenment.- Shokoku-ji
Shōkoku-ji was founded in the middle Muromachi period. Initial construction of the central temple structures was begun in 1383, and the entire temple complex was initially dedicated in 1392. In the eighth month of the third year of Meitoku, Yoshimitsu organized a great banquet attended by all the great officers of the Imperial court and the military leaders of that time. The pomp and ceremony of the affair was said to have equaled an Imperial event.
In 1383, the Zen master Shun’oku Myōha (春屋妙葩) (1311–1388) was designated by Yoshimitsu as founding abbot, however, Myōha insisted that the official honor be posthumously accorded to his own teacher, Musō Soseki. The formal decision to grant this posthumous honor was proclaimed in 1385.
The entire temple complex was destroyed by fire in 1394; but reconstruction financed by Yoshimitsu followed soon after. The temple complex has been rebuilt many times over the centuries, notably during the Onin War.
After the Muromachi period, Shōkoku-ji was supported by several national leaders such as Toyotomi Hideyoshi, his son Toyotomi Hideyori, and Tokugawa Ieyasu, all of whom helped finance the temple’s various reconstruction projects. Hideyori financed the 1605 reconstruction of the Hattō (Dharma Hall); and this structure, designated as an Important Cultural Property, is presently the oldest building of its type in Japan. Ieyasu donated the Sanmon (Mountain Gate) in 1609. Emperor Go-Mizunoo donated an imperial palace building to serve as the Kaisando (Founder’s Hall).
Other buildings were reconstructed during this period, but, with the notable exception of the 17th century hatto, the temple complex was largely devastated during the conflagration of 1788.
Shōkoku-ji is one of fourteen autonomous branches of the Rinzai school of Japanese Zen. Today the temple is headquarters for the Shōkoku-ji branch of Rinzai Zen, with over ninety affiliated temples, including the famous Golden Pavilion and the Silver Pavilion temples in Kyoto.
The Jotenkaku Museum is located in the premises of the temple. -wikipedia
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#Kioto#Kyoto#garden#traditional#Shokokuji#京都#相国寺#zen#EF-M18-150mm f/3.5-6.3 IS STM#manaul#manual exposure#manual focus#all manual#Canon#EOS M5#Garten#dry landscape#karesansui#枯山水#京都五山#臨済宗#臨済宗相国寺派#old#September#early autumn#Muromachi
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Shokokuji Kaizando (Kyoto, Japan) Beautiful Japanese metal fitting.
#metalfitting#decor#shokokuji#rinzai#zen#temple#zentemple#kaizando#japantravel#wabisabi#kyoto#japan#金具#相国寺
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#相国寺 #shokokuji #京都 #kyoto #50回記念京の冬の旅 (Shōkoku-ji)
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Shōkoku-ji 相国寺 by sprklg on Flickr
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i see
pink and green
and every color in between
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Shrines and temples of Kyoto. (from top) Shimogamo Shrine, Kiyomizu-dera, Ginkaku-ji, Fushimi Inari Shrine, Nishiki Tenmangû, Shôkoku-ji, and Kenkun Shrine All photos my own, taken in either summer 2003, or summer 2010.
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Shokokuji Temple.
(You can see the buildings of Doshisha University in the background.)
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樹木[Trees]:相国寺[Shokokuji Temple] (京都市上京区[Kamigyo Ward, Kyoto City])
photos http://goo.gl/qkry7
G-Maps http://goo.gl/maps/Pd4Kr
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