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    Manshuin is a delightfully tranquil Tendai sect temple that dates from 1656. Maple and cherry trees stand on the fringe of an immaculately raked garden of sand and gravel.
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    The temple is short walk from Shugakuin-michi bus stop (No. 5 City Bus), or the Eizan Railway station of the same name.
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      • Nishiki Market
        5.92 Km from Manshu-in Temple
        Nishiki Market (錦市場, Nishiki Ichiba) (literally "brocade market") is a marketplace in downtown Kyoto, located on a road one block north and parallel to Shijō Street (四条通, Shijō-dōri) and west of Teramachi Street (寺町通, Teramachi-dōri). Rich with history and tradition, the market is renowned as the place to obtain many of Kyoto's famous foods and goods.
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      • Iwashimizu Hachimangū
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      • Himuro Shrine
        40.66 Km from Manshu-in Temple
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      • Nara Hotel
        41.11 Km from Manshu-in Temple
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      • Manshu-in Temple
        Manshuin is a delightfully tranquil Tendai sect temple that dates from 1656. Maple and cherry trees stand on the fringe of an immaculately raked garden of sand and gravel.
        Manshu-in Temple 42 Ichijōji Takenouchichō, Sakyō-ku, Kyōto-shi, Kyōto-fu 606-8134, Japan
      • Shugakuin Imperial Villa

        This villa from the imperial period lies at the foot of the sacred Mount Hiei.

        Shugakuin has spacious grounds that are a superb example of "strolling" gardens that were favored in the Edo period.

        It construction was ordered by the shogun for an emperor who had abdicated in the 17th century.

        Shugakuin comprises of three villas, each one with an airy teahouse in its garden. You will find the that the upper villa is the grandest of them, and it dominates with an imposing avenue make up of pines trees leading up to it.

        Shugakuin Imperial Villa Shugakuin Yabusoe, Sakyo Ward, Kyoto, Kyoto Prefecture 606-8052, Japan
      • Shisen-dō
        Shisendo is a rustic hermitage with an adjacent karensansui (dry landscape garden) bordered by azaleas, maples and persimmon.
        Shisen-dō Japan, 〒606-8154 京都府京都市左京区一乗寺門口町27番地
      • Ginkakujicho

        Ginkakuji, the know as the famous "Silver Pavilion". It was original conceived to have a silver-leaf covering, but it never received it.  

        The place was constructed in the fifteenth century by Yoshimasa Ashikaga (an aesthete-mystic shogun) whose use for it was to host esoteric tea ceremonies where the highlight of the event was moon-watching from the elegant gardens.

        If you see something that looks like Mt Fuji - it is actually a pile of white gravel that was left over from the construction - still it is a fun, possibly apocryphal story!

        Ginkakujicho, Sakyo Ward, Kyoto, Kyoto Prefecture 606-8402, Japan
      • 哲学の道
        Philosopher's Path is found at the northern edge of Higashiyama and is one of Japan's most famous and delightful short walks; stretching along a canal running between two major temples—Nanzenji and Ginkakuji.
        哲学の道 Jodoji Ishibashicho, Sakyo Ward, Kyoto, Kyoto Prefecture 606-8406, Japan
      • Kofukuji

        Often overlooked by visitors, but worth a visit: Kompukuji is a dry landscape garden with a steep bank of azaleas, this temple is affiliated with the Rinzai school of Zen, but also has literary associations with two of Japan's greatest haiku master: Basho and Buson.

        Kofukuji 56 Tanaka Kamiyanagichō, Sakyō-ku, Kyōto-shi, Kyōto-fu 606-8205, Japan
      • Zenrinji(Eikan-do)

        The Etkan do is an exquisite temple set against the hillside. Its beautiful Amida Buddha statue is, unusually turning to look back over its shoulder.

        Its strange posture commemorates a legendary statue that came to life and then berated Eikan, the astonished monk looking on for pausing from his ritual chanting.

        Every autumn you can see special night illuminations of the flaming red and orange of the maple trees, highlighted by spotlight.

        The effect can only be described as sublime and exceptional. 

        Zenrinji(Eikan-do) Japan, 〒606-8445 京都府京都市左京区永観堂町48
      • Heian Shrine
        A huge arch (torii) spanning the main road marks the approach to the Heian Shrine. This popular shrine features a strongly Chinese-influenced design and an extensive landscaped garden considered one of Kyoto's finest, with numerous cherry trees and a large pond with an elegant pagoda linked to the shore by a covered bridge.
        Heian Shrine Okazaki Nishitennocho, Sakyo Ward, Kyoto, Kyoto Prefecture 606-8341, Japan
      • Nanzen-ji Temple

        Nanzenji was a 13th-century palace which contains 12 temples and monasteries.

        The impressive main entrance was constructed in 1628. There is a notorious local story where a robber known as Goemon lshikawa was boiled alive at this site in an huge iron cauldron.  In order to save his son he held him aloft to keep him from suffering the same fate.

        Since then, old-fashioned Japanese iron bathtubs have been gruesomely known as “goemon-buro."

        Nanzen-ji Temple Nanzenji Fukuchicho, Sakyo Ward, Kyoto, Kyoto Prefecture 606-8435, Japan
      • Kyoto Museum of Traditional Crafts
        The Museum of Traditional Industry presents a diverse collection of textiles, porcelain, fan, dolls, lacquerware, cutlery, and cabinetwork, with occasional live demonstrations by craftsmen.
        Kyoto Museum of Traditional Crafts Japan, 〒606-8343 京都府京都市左京区Sakyō-ku, Okazaki Seishōjichō, 岡崎成勝寺町9−1 京都市勧業館 みやこめっせ B1F

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      Graphic showing average weather in Manshu-in Temple in Celcius and Centimeters (Change to Farenheit and Inches)

      Month Temp °C Rainfall Cm Temp °F Rainfall Inches
      Jan -0.2 177.8 31.6 70
      Feb 0.1 170.7 32.2 67.2
      Mar 3.1 165.3 37.6 65.1
      Apr 9 160.4 48.2 63.1
      May 13.8 145.1 56.8 57.1
      Jun 18.1 217 64.6 85.4
      Jul 23 183.8 73.4 72.4
      Aug 23.7 170.1 74.7 67
      Sep 19.9 248 67.8 97.6
      Oct 13.6 179.6 56.5 70.7
      Nov 7.9 137 46.2 53.9
      Dec 2.9 156.9 37.2 61.8

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        • Nice and harmonious place. Photography is not allowed. This place is like a museum with many Japanese paintings and art pieces. Good visit if you run out of places to go.
        • Outside was impressed but Nothing special inside.
        • Photography is not allowed everywhere. Little display with explanation, even in Japanese. Flooring can become so cold. Entrance fee 600 yen. Tea house (architecture) is closed, need to pay 1000 yen extra for viewing.
        • Very impressive structure with pretty garden space in its front up on the hill.
        • (18/03/11) "Takenouchi Goten" (Shinto Buddhist Sacred Place) Kinki San 36 Fixed Sacred Circle No. 17 Buddhist "Huang Fang Dynasty" We received two kinds of red seal. It was cold compared to Kyoto city. There is an original Oshu Bin Book. Temple of Tendai sect. Honjyu: Amitabha Nyorai Opinion Fee: 600 Yen National Treasure: Huang Fudge Image National Scenic Spot of the Country: Garden (Kaseyama Garden) Eizan Electric Railway: 1.5 km from Shogakuin Station. Municipal bus: 1.2 km from the bus stop of the 1st power station in Seikimachi. There is free parking.
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