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Jomyoji
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Kamakura's Fifth Great Zen Temple — founded by Ashikaga Yoshikane, where Zen meets matcha
創建
1188 年
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3-8-31 Jomyoji, Kamakura, Kanagawa
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Temple
Founded 1188
838 years
Founder
Ashikaga Yoshikane (founder abbot: Taiko Gyoyu)
概要
Jomyoji is the fifth-ranked temple among the Five Great Zen Temples of Kamakura, a Rinzai Kenchoji school temple founded in 1188 by Ashikaga Yoshikane. Originally a Shingon temple called Gokurakuji, it was converted to Rinzai Zen and renamed Jomyoji. The serene garden, the teahouse Kisenan, and the Stone-Oven Garden Terrace make it a uniquely cultured destination in Kamakura.
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Founded in 1188 by Ashikaga Yoshikane, who invited Taiko Gyoyu as founding abbot under the name Gokurakuji — initially a Shingon temple. During the Kencho era, Ashikaga Tadayoshi revived it and invited Geppho Ryonen (a dharma heir of Rankei Doryu) to convert it to Rinzai Zen, renaming it Jomyoji. Un…
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Jomyoji Temple Spring Special Opening
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Special spring opening at Jomyoji, the fifth of the Five Great Zen Temples of Kamakura. Associated with Ashikaga Takauji, the temple features beautiful wisteria and spring blossoms, plus a charming garden terrace for tea.
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