Cultural Property
The more you learn, the more
the scenery reveals an even deeper radiance
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National Treasure
Kara-mon, the Imperial Messenger Gate
The gate that welcomed the Emperor: imbued with imperial splendor and Momoyama-era beauty
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National Treasure
Omote-Shoin, the Drawing Room
Garden and paintings, woven into a masterpiece: the seat of a National Treasure
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Important Cultural Property
Entrance Halls
Stepping into history and stillness: the beginning moment
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Important Cultural Property
Aoi no ma
The Aoi Matsuri parade passes through Kyoto, here and now
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Important Cultural Property
Chokushi no ma
Awaiting the imperial envoy: A tatami mat room surrounded by cherry blossoms and autumn leaves
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Important Cultural Property
Akikusa no ma
A painting of autumn grasses: You can almost hear the insects hum
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Important Cultural Property
Okushin-den
Tenka-dana: admired from the seats of the great lords
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Important Cultural Property
Temple Kitchen
Daily work becomes prayer: filling temple kitchen
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Important Cultural Property
Junjō-kan
The seasons’ colors, as seen by Toyotomi Hideyoshi’s eyes
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Important Cultural Property
Gomadō Hall
In the Gomadō Hall, the burning of thousands of prayers
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Important Cultural Property
Seated Statue of the Bodhisattva Maitreya
Maitreya bodhisattva as the pinnacle of sculptor Kaikei’s exquisite craftsmanship
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Special Place of Scenic Beauty / Special Historic Site
Sanbō-in Garden
The continuation of the Toyotomi Hideyoshi dream? Fujito Stone: Lost in time with a Momoyama vision
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