Rurikō-in Temple

What it is

• A branch temple of Jōdo Shinshū Myōryōjusan Kōmyōji.
• Dedicated to the main deity Amida Nyorai.
• Originally built as a villa.
• Current buildings and garden built from late Taisho to Showa.

What to see

• A sukiya-zukuri building designed by Sotoji Nakamura.
• A Japanese garden created by Fujiemon Sano's family.
• Maple trees reflecting on a desk on the second floor.

When to go

• Open to the public in spring.
• Open to the public in autumn.

Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.