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Shinjuan (Daitokuji)
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Daitokuji sub-temple built as Ikkyu's residence c.1430, preserving a Murata Juko dry garden and Hasegawa Tohaku sliding-door paintings
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Founded 1430
596 years
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一休宗純像
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Rinzai Zen (Daitokuji branch)
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A sub-temple (tatchū) of Daitokuji built during the Eikyo era (1429–1441) by Owa Sorin, a disciple of Ikkyu Sojun, as Ikkyu's residence. Associated with the Zen master Ikkyu, it preserves numerous portrait paintings and calligraphic works by him. The hojo garden "Shichigosan no Niwa" is a Muromachi-period dry landscape said to have been designed by Murata Juko, distinguished by its masterful stone…
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Shinjuan is said to have been founded around 1430 (Eikyo 2) by Owa Sorin, a disciple of the Rinzai Zen master Ikkyu Sojun, as a residence for Ikkyu within the Daitokuji temple complex in Kyoto. Numerous portrait paintings and calligraphic works by Ikkyu are preserved here, making the sub-temple clos…
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