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Donge-in Temple

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A historic Rinzai Buddhist nunnery in Kyoto housing an eleven-faced Kannon statue and royal heritage known as Take-no-Gosho.

Donge-in Temple
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What it is

  • A Rinzai Buddhist nunnery also known by the name Take-no-Gosho.
  • Founded in 1385 by Chisen Shotsu as a sub-temple of Tsugen-ji.
  • Dedicated to the eleven-faced Kannon as the primary deity.
  • Became an independent temple in 1951 after moving to its current site in 1873.

What to see

  • The main hall which serves as the primary place of worship.
  • A traditional study used for temple administration and learning.
  • A tea room located within the temple grounds.
  • The eleven-faced Kannon statue housed as the main deity.

Getting there

  • A two-minute walk from Rokuonin Station.
  • A seven-minute walk from Saga-Arashiyama Station.

Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.

Where it is

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