Myoshin-ji Keishun-in

Slowly appreciate the quiet garden

Original Text

From the north gate of Myoshinji Temple to the east, follow the guide display for about ３ minutes. It has a small gate, but there are ４ gardens with different tastes inside. On the day of the visit, the autumn leaves season was over and there were no previous customers, so I was able to take a quiet walk. The green of the moss was beautiful and I thought my heart was washed.

A magnificent stone garden in Kyoto

Original Text

I think the stone garden is very famous for temples in Kyoto. The stone garden here was very nice. I also saw moss peculiar to temples in Kyoto.

View of the rain with vivid greenery in the garden

Original Text

I visited late in the afternoon when it rained lightly. There was no other visitors and I was able to enjoy the garden slowly. The vermilion of the cherry blossoms laid on the main hall and the Shoin makes the greenery of the garden stand out, making it an impressive garden. There is a wooden chair, and even those with bad knees can sit and watch. The green moss in the back garden, which I changed into sandals and went down, was very beautiful because the greenery was wet in the rain. The green is dark, so insect repellent is essential.

the green is bright.

Original Text

A garden with abundant greenery and bright eyes spreads out behind you. It's unimaginable from the entrance. The red stamp book is 300 yen. It was a conscientious receptionist with my luggage. It was in the middle of a very hot Obon, but the garden under the tree is surprisingly cool. You can see the garden around and change geta. It was nice to have a nice weather.

Matcha while looking at the garden

Original Text

In the morning, I visited the Hodo of Myoshinji Temple and had lunch at Mancho near the North Gate. After that, I entered the precincts of Myoshinji Temple again from the north gate and visited Katsurashunin, where the garden is a highlight from among the many towers. There is an information board from the north gate, so you won't get lost. For an admission fee of 400 yen, you can appreciate the four different gardens, "Arust Garden", "Shinnyo", "Cleanliness" and "Thought" from the Hojo. It was a weekday afternoon, but the previous guests were only two people on the way home, and it was a very quiet atmosphere. ... with footwear provided from the garden side of Shinnyo.