Keishun-in
桂春院
A historic Kyoto sub-temple featuring four National Scenic Beauty gardens and a tea house relocated from Nagahama Castle.
What it is
- A sub-temple of the Myoshin-ji complex founded by Oda Hidenori in 1598
- The main hall and gate are designated Kyoto Prefecture Tangible Cultural Properties
- The current buildings were renovated by Ishikawa Sadamasa in 1632
- The site features four distinct gardens dating back to the Edo period
What to see
- Four gardens designated as National Places of Scenic Beauty
- The main hall built in 1631 containing historic sliding door paintings
- Sliding door images painted by the artist Kano Sansetsu
- The Kihaku-an tea house which was moved here from Nagahama Castle
- Digital NFT stamps introduced for visitors in early 2026
When to go
- The temple grounds are open to the public year-round
Getting there
- The temple is accessible on foot from JR Hanazono Station
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Keishun-in Open in Google Maps
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