Taizō-in
退蔵院
Taizō-in is a historic Rinzai temple with important cultural properties and beautiful gardens.
What it is
- A Rinzai sect temple, founded in 1404.
- A sub-temple of Myōshin-ji temple.
- Dedicated to Zen Master Muin Sōin.
- Rebuilt in 1597 by Kinen Zen'yu.
What to see
- Main image: statue of Zen Master Muin Sōin.
- National treasure: 'Hyōnen-zu' painting.
- Hōjō (main hall) is an Important Cultural Property.
- Entrance is an Important Cultural Property.
- 'Motonobu no Niwa' garden is a National Historic Site.
- 'Yoko-en' garden, created by Kinsaku Nakane.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Taizō-in Open in Google Maps
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