Celebrated temple of Muso Soseki where Takeda Shingen is buried, famed for abbot Kaisen's verse 'When the mind is extinguished, even fire is cool'
A Rinzai Myoshinji-branch temple in Koyashiki, Koshu City, renowned as the bodhi temple of Takeda Shingen. Founded in 1330 by Muso Soseki, it was later patronized by Shingen\'s father Nobutsuna and is said to be where Shingen was buried by his own final wish. The temple is also famous for the 1582 incident in which abbot Kaisen Shoki burned to death during Nobunaga\'s invasion of Kai, chanting the…
Erin-ji was founded in 1330 by the eminent Zen monk Muso Soseki, a revered figure who also enjoyed the patronage of Emperor Go-Daigo. The garden he designed within the temple grounds, known as the Kenzan Garden, is designated a national historic site and is regarded as one of his finest works. Throu…
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