Zuisen-ji Temple
瑞泉寺 (京都市)
Zuisen-ji Temple commemorates Toyotomi Hidetsugu and his family, offering a unique historical perspective.
What it is
- Jodo sect Seizan Zenrin-ji school temple.
- Founded in 1611 by Suminokura Ryoi and Rikku Keishuku.
- Named after Toyotomi Hidetsugu's posthumous Buddhist name.
- Principal image is Amida Nyorai.
What to see
- Grave of Toyotomi Hidetsugu.
- 49 gorinto stupas for Hidetsugu's family and retainers.
- Jizo-do hall enshrines Hidetsugu and 49 family members.
- Square stone under hexagonal tower was Hidetsugu's head casket.
- Current main hall rebuilt after 1788 fire.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
京都府京都市中京区木屋町三条下ル石屋町114-1 Open in Google Maps
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