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Jissoin |
Area |
North |
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Jissoin is a temple belonging to an independent sect of Buddhism called Tendai, founded by a priest named Joki in 1229. The walk-in type garden of Momoyama period (1568-1600) style and the rock garden on the eastern side of the guest hall are well worth seeing.
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Jissoin is a temple belonging to an independent sect of Buddhism called Tendai, founded by a priest named Joki in 1229. In Often cases the head priest would have blood relation to the emperor. The walk-in type garden of the Momoyama period (1568-1600) style and the rock garden on the eastern side of the guest halls are well worth seeing. The statue of Fudo Myo-o, the buddhist deity of fierce spirit, and the mortuary tablets to emperors and other members of the upper class are housed in the temple.
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Temples |
Jissoin |
Area |
North |
Open |
9:00am to |
Admission |
500 Yen |
Address |
121 Agura-cho Iwakura Sakyo-ku |
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Tel No. |
+81-75-781-5464 |
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