Zenkyo-an (禅居庵) is a sub-temple of Kennin-ji. It is normally not open to the public but on some special occasions, such as zazen (zen meditation). In 2009 it was used as an exhibit space for a famous Japanese potter, the kind which charges a thousand dollars for a single small sake cup! Vases were also presented with ikebana. The temple has a small dry-landscape garden (枯山水) with a persimmon tree. Access: Nearby: Marishisonten-dō 摩利支尊天堂 (50m), Kyūshō-in 久昌院 (60m), Ryōsoku-in 兩足院 (170m), Miyagawa-cho 宮川町 (180m), Saifuku-ji 西福寺 (190m), Seirai-in 西来院 (210m), Daichū-in 大中院 (230m), Reigen-in 霊源院 (240m), Rokuhara Mitsui-dera 六波羅蜜寺 (250m), Shōdeneigen-in 正伝永源院 (280m),... External links: Website, Kyoto Navi, 京都風光, Satellite view, Map Keywords: Japan, 日本, Japon, Kyoto, 京都, Higashiyama, Kennin-ji, 建仁寺, temple, 寺院, 仏閣, 禅居庵, Zenkyo-an, subtemple, 塔頭 Statistics: visited on 3 occasions, id 469, 7 photos. |
