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Hakusasonso Garden
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Closed Open from 10:00am-5:00pm
Address: 37 Ishibashicho, Jodo-ji, Sakyo-ku, Kyoto, Kyoto
mapOfficial website: http://www.hakusasonso.jp/
Phone: +81 75-751-0446
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This is the residence of the famous Japanese painter Sekimoto Hashimoto. The Japanese-style courtyard is very beautiful, peaceful and peaceful, as if you are in a paradise.
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This is the residence of the famous Japanese painter Sekimoto Hashimoto. The Japanese-style courtyard is very beautiful, peaceful and peaceful, as if you are in a paradise.
Just beside the Ginkakuji Temple, is the residence of the Japanese painter Hashimoto Sekiyuki. The Japanese-style courtyard inside is also a famous attraction in Japan. There are also exhibits of paintings by this painter in the memorial hall.
Hashimoto Seki Snow planted 300 cherry blossoms! Created incomparably beautiful for the philosophical way!
Baisha Village is also called Hashimoto Guanxue Memorial Hall, which has its own courtyard and corner gallery, and many artworks collected by Guan Xue.
This village is the official residence built by the Japanese painter Hashimoto Sekiyuki. The most fascinating thing here is the courtyard with the Dazi Mountain as the background.