Myōshin-ji Temple
妙心寺
A massive Zen temple complex in Kyoto founded by Emperor Hanazono, featuring historic halls and over forty sub-temples.
What it is
- Head temple of the Myōshin-ji Rinzai school founded in 1337
- Dedicated to the primary deity Shaka Nyorai
- Known as the Imperial Palace of the West for its vast size
- A sprawling complex containing over forty sub-temples called tatchū
What to see
- A dragon painting by Kano Tanyu on the Dharma Hall ceiling
- The Dharma Hall which houses a National Treasure bronze bell
- A historic bathhouse known as the Akechi-furo
- The main gate and several halls designated as Important Cultural Properties
- The National Treasure painting Hyonen-zu located within Taizo-in sub-temple
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Myōshin-ji Temple Open in Google Maps
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