Erin-ji: A Hidden Zen Treasure in the Yamanashi Mountains
Erin-ji: A Hidden Zen Treasure in the Yamanashi Mountains
Nestled in the Yamanashi mountains, Erin-ji offers a tranquil escape with its peaceful gardens and historical significance. Founded in 1330 by the military governor Nikaidō Sadafuji and the renowned Zen priest Musō Soseki, this temple has a rich history, including its destruction during the Ōnin War and later rebirth as the Takeda clan’s family temple. The temple features a captivating dry landscape garden, a beautiful pond garden, and a famous nightingale floor.
Inside the eBook
- Rich History & Significance: Uncover the story of Erin-ji’s creation and its transformation through the centuries.
- Zen Garden Exploration: Learn about the dry landscape and pond gardens that define this temple’s spiritual atmosphere.
- Architectural Features: Discover the unique nightingale floor and other temple structures.
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Explore Erin-ji through 42 stunning images and 10 pages of in-depth content.