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About Manshuin Monzeki
Manshuin Monzeki is a temple in Ichijoji, Sakyo-ku, Kyoto. Monzeki means that the people of the Imperial clan was the chief priest.
In enryakuji years (728-806), founder Dengyo Daishi Saicho founded a temple in the ground of Hiei as a dojo of spiritual protection of the state, and it is the beginning of the Manshuin.
As for the building, the design which was common with Katsura Rikyu in the nail hider, the puller, and transom etc. of the Shoin was seen, and it was made from the studio of the same series, and Manshuin is said to be “small Katsura Rikyu” by these.
Manshuin Monzeki is geographically located in the back of Ichijoji, and this time I lost my way. And, the photograph of the inside of the building was prohibited at the time of taking a picture, and it was not possible to photograph the barrier drawing, the small shoin (important cultural property), and the room of Fuji. But I was able to enjoy the garden of Karesansui, which is designated as a scenic garden.
Manshuin Monzeki is also known as a beautiful temple with autumnal leaves, and if you visit at the peak of autumn leaves, you will be able to appreciate the beautiful figure. The season of autumn leaves is usually from mid-November to late.
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Manshuin Monzeki photos
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Photographer: Taisuke Yamada
Details
Location | 〒606-8134 42, Ichijyoji-Takenouchi-cho, Sakyo-ku, Kyoto-shi, Kyoto |
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Telephone | TEL 075-781-5010 |
Entrance fee | General 600 yen High school students 500 yen Junior high school and elementary school students 400 yen |
Usual viewing season |
Kirishima azalea Red leaves |
Access |
City bus Eizan Railway |
Parking lot | 50 cars free of charge (standard cars only) |
Site URL | https://www.manshuinmonzeki.jp/ |
Recommended places to visit in conjunction with
Ichijoji ramen street
Ichijoji ramen road is introduced after a local people actually eat ramen along the ramen road. Ichijoji Ramen map also posted. The intersection of Kitaoji street and Higashioji street (Takano) to the north, the area is called the Ichijoji Ramen Road, and the area is known as the best battleground of ramen shops in Kyoto.
Takaragaike Park
The Takagaike Park is located at near the International Hall of the Municipal subway station and a 15-minute walk to the south. There is a small parking lot, so it is convenient to stop by on the drive.