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Nanzennji Konchi - in Temple
Konchi - in Temple was founded at is present location when Ishin Suden, political director to Tokugawa Ieyasu, moved a temple here that was established at Kitayama between 1394 and 1428. Tsurukame Garden, famous as a prominent dry landscape garden from the beginning of the Edo Period, is designated by the national government as a special place of scenic beauty. The abbot's chamber was moved here from Fushimi Castle. The sliding doors in the abbot's chamber are adorned with famous paintings by Kano Tanyu and other great artists. The Toshogu Shrine is the only example of Gongen-style architecture in Kyoto.
- Address :
- 86-12 Nanzenji, Fukuchi-cho , Sakyo-ku, Kyoto City
- Telephone :
- 075-771-3511
- Open :
- 8:30am - 5:00pm
- Access :
- Subway Tozai Line to "Keage", 5 min walk.Kyoto Bus to "Eikando-mae", 10 min walk
- Fee :
- Genreal: 400 yen
University Students: 400 yen
High School Students: 300 yen
Junior High School Students and under - 200 yen







