Yanaido Shinjo-in

Koseiin Temple: Kosei in Temple facing the Takase Gawa river which flows through Kiya Cho. The residence of Koseiin was created as the residence of kanetsune ijuin in 1892. Kanetsune, who was a follower of Kagoshima Prefecture, worked as a businessman after the Meiji restoration through bureaucrats and military personnel. Later, the residence changed to the owner, and the Kuri and the Buddhist hall were built in 1942, and it became the temple of rinsei in the Rinzai sect in 27. The building consisting of Shoin, chashitsu, hiroma and so on is arranged on the surface of the garden, and it is made up of the design of Sukiya style as a whole. Although some are remodeled, it is a valuable building as an excellent Sukiya residence in the Meiji period, and is designated as a tangible cultural property in Kyoto City. Also, the garden built under the instruction of ijuin leaves the garden peculiar to this area to remove the water from the Takase gawa River and return to the original river again. The garden and the building are beautifully integrated, and the garden is designated as the scenic beauty of Kyoto City.

A very small temple, but the incense is very strong, every year many tourists come from far away to worship, there are also very good small restaurants.

The temple is not big, but there are many people coming in to pray for fragrance. There is a coffee shop nearby. The coffee is very good.

Very small temple, surrounded by cherry blossoms, very beautiful, many people come to pray, incense is very strong.

Sincere courtyard, traditional Japanese courtyard, small and delicate, very quiet, do not have any mood.