≈ 25 p utazásraFusimi Inari-nagyszentély- Távolság
- 5,2 km

Tenants near the monastery trade early morning quiet among the sub-temples for crowded lanes once tour groups arrive.
The complex originated as an imperial detached palace for Emperor Kameyama before its conversion into a Zen monastery initially called Zenrin-ji. Today the grounds operate as the headquarters for the Nanzen-ji branch of Rinzai Zen. National authorities classify the precinct as an official Historic Site, while the adjoining Hōjō gardens carry protection as a designated Place of Scenic Beauty.
Repeated fires destroyed the central halls across several eras, prompting extensive reconstructions and an expansion during the Edo period. The monastery grounds encompass a shifting cluster of subordinate temples rather than a standalone isolated hall. Renowned Zen teacher Zenkei Shibayama governed the monastic community as abbot, producing a widely studied commentary on the Mumonkan text from within these precincts.
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