Keitoku-in Temple

Temple
A Buddhist temple in the Rinzai sect Tenryuji School with a statue of Shakyamuni as the principle object of worship. The temple is famous for their collection of 44 sliding door paintings(named Hojyo-shohekiga) by Japanese painter Nagasawa Roshu (1767-1847) of the Maruyama Sect. These are incredibly precious examples of late-Edo period style painting and include paintings in the six rooms of the main hall such as eight panels of a Tiger painting and eight panels of Flowers and Birds. The paintings have been designated a Cultural Property of Kyoto Prefecture.

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Address
Kyoto Kyotango-shi Mineyamacho Goka 1792 map map Map
Phone
0772622088
Hours
Complete reservation system (inquiry required)
Closed
Irregular holidays (reservation required)
Fees
[Fusuma-e Admission fee] Appreciate your generous contributions (contact required)
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Available(10spaces)
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