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Obaiin
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Daitokuji sub-temple built by Oda Nobunaga in 1562, with a roji garden attributed to Sen no Rikyu and ties to Kobayakawa Takakage
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1562 年
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Temple
Founded 1562
464 years
Enshrined Deity
釈迦如来
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Buddhist Sect
Rinzai Zen (Daitokuji branch)
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概要
A sub-temple of Daitokuji established in 1562 by Oda Nobunaga to memorialize his father Nobuhide. The Jikchu garden, attributed to Sen no Rikyu, is a masterpiece of roji (tea garden) design with beautiful moss and stepping stones. Connected to many Sengoku warlords including Takeda Shingen and Toyotomi Hideyoshi. Open only during special spring and autumn public viewings.
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Obaiin was founded in 1562 by Oda Nobunaga as a sub-temple of Daitokuji to pray for the repose of his father, Nobuhide, and was originally known as Kobai-an. The Jikchu garden, traditionally attributed to the tea master Sen no Rikyu, is celebrated as a masterpiece of roji (tea garden) design, featur…
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