The doorway of Manshuyuan is listed along the Qinglian Courtyard, Sanqianyuan, Miao Court and Bishamen Hall as the five gates of the Tiantai. The so-called "mons" is the temple that the princes and photographers of Japan lived after they became a monk. The princes of the princes were the gates of the palace, and the occupants of the photographers were the gates of the photographers. It is a monastery where the monks who had political status lived. Usually the scenery of the doorway is very wonderful. Going to Manshuyuan is a little bit sloping, and it will be a little bit more difficult. Many of the people who come to visit are taking a taxi. I haven't entered the temple yet, and the red leaves at the door have been intoxicating. Address: Kyoto City, Zuojing-ku, Ichinoseki, Takeuchi-cho, 42 Opening hours: 9:0017:00 Tickets: 600 yen Touring time: 45 minutes