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We introduce Ginkakuji Temple and PNene no Michi and Maruyama Park.

Ginkakuji, also known as Jishoji, is a Rinzai Zen temple in north-east Kyoto. Ginkakuji Temple is perhaps the pinnacle of the kind of Japanese aesthetic known as wabi-sabi, typified by restraint, elegance, and a sense of transience.
Built-in 1482 by Ashikaga Yoshimasa, the Shokokuji school of Rinzai Zen Buddhism, the temple was converted from the villa Higashiyama-den (a former residence of Ashikaga Yoshimasa) to a temple. The upper level is Chaowongak, and the lower level is Shinkuden. The lower level is Shinkuden. Inside the Tougudou (a national treasure) to the north of the garden is Dojinsai, which is said to be the prototype of the four and a half tatami room. A statue of Amida Buddha and a statue of Lord Yoshimasa are enshrined in the Buddhist chamber. The lower garden is a strolling pond garden (a special place of scenic beauty and a special historic site) with two impressive sand mounds in front of the main hall, Ginsanada and Mukogetsudai, which are said to have been built in the early Edo period. In December 1994, it was registered as a World Cultural Heritage Site under the World Heritage Convention as a “Cultural Property of the Ancient Capital of Kyoto”.
Erected: 1482

Philosophical Road is a stroll along the Sosui, which leads from Ginkakuji Temple to Kumano Wakaoji Shrine. It is small in size (about 10 minutes) and is close to Honenin Temple.

Near Hozenin Temple, there is a stone monument with a poem written by Nishida: “People are people, I am me, I am my own person, anyway I go the way I go”. Around 450 cherry trees (called Sekisetsuzakura), donated by the wife of a Japanese master painter, Sekisetsu Hashimoto.
A stroll in autumn, when the Higashiyama Mountains in front of you are covered in autumn leaves, is also recommended!

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