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Kotoin (Daitokuji)
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Daitokuji sub-temple built in 1602 by Hosokawa Tadaoki of Rikyu's Seven Disciples, where Gracia's moss-covered grave lantern stands amid a maple-tunnel approach
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1602 年
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Founded 1602
424 years
Enshrined Deity
釈迦如来
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Rinzai Zen (Daitokuji branch)
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A sub-temple of Daitokuji founded in 1602 by Hosokawa Tadaoki (Sansai) as a memorial temple for his father Hosokawa Fujitaka (Yusai). The approach is a tunnel of maples and bamboo and is celebrated as one of Kyoto's finest autumn foliage destinations. In the garden, a stone lantern covered in moss marks the graves of Hosokawa Tadaoki and his wife Gracia (Garasha), evoking their tragic love story. …
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Kotoin was founded in 1602 by Hosokawa Tadaoki (Sansai) as a sub-temple of Daitokuji to serve as a memorial site for his father, Hosokawa Fujitaka (Yusai). Tadaoki was one of the celebrated "Seven Disciples of Rikyu" and a master of the Way of Tea, and the temple reflects this deep connection to tea…
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Divine Benefits
Warding Off Evil
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Rebirth in Pure Land
Averting disaster, directional protection, warding off epidemics. Central at Fudo, Kannon, and Gion-related sites.
Derived from the enshrined deity "釈迦如来"

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Daitokuji, head temple of the Rinzai Daitokuji school, has been the premier sanctuary where Zen and tea converge since its founding in 1324. This article traces the revival by Ikkyu Sojun, the tragedy of Sen no Rikyu, and the refined aesthetics of sub-temples including Kotoin, Obaiin, Shinjuan, and Daisenin, guided by a garden researcher's discerning eye.
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