COOL JAPANESE SCENE

Will introduce successively "THE AUTUMN LEAVES IN KYOTO".

Zenporitsu-ji Temple(Á±Ë¡Î§»û)                   Daikaku-ji Temple(Âç³Ð»û) 
 
Zenporitsu-ji Temple(Á±Ë¡Î§»û) is located in Yahata City, southeren part of Kyoto.
Daikaku-ji (Âç³Ð»û, Daikaku-ji) is a Shingon Buddhist temple in Ukyo-ku in the city of Kyoto, Japan. The main images are of the Five Wisdom Kings, centered on Fudō. It was a villa of Emperor Saga, and later, retired Emperor Go-Uda conducted his cloistered rule from here. A school of ikebana, the Saga Goryu, maintains its headquarters in the temple.
The temple was established in 876, thirty years after the death of Emperor Saga, by his first daughter, Empress Masako, who gave it its name. It was a monzeki temple, that is, by tradition imperial princes were appointed abbot of the temple.

Daikaku-ji (Âç³Ð»û, Daikaku-ji)

Ohara(Â縶) is lozated in northern part of Kyoto. Sanzen-in Temple(Â縶»°À鱡) is also located in Ohara Area. 
Ohara(Â縶)

Sanzen-in Temple(Â縶»°À鱡)

Oohorano Shrine (Oharano jinja Â縶Ìî¿À¼Ò) is a Shinto shrine in Kyoto Japan. It was founded in 784.
Oharano Shrine(Â縶Ìî¿À¼Ò)
 
Oharano Shrine(Â縶Ìî¿À¼Ò)
 
Oharano Shrine(Â縶Ìî¿À¼Ò)
 
Oharano Shrine(Â縶Ìî¿À¼Ò)

By T.S. on 3 Oct., 2008