Main Hall of the Former Tomyoji Temple

Important National Cultural Property
Since its construction in the mid-1500s at Tomyoji Temple in Kizugawa City, Kyoto, the hall was the central part of the temple, with a Buddhist statue, the principal object of worship, enshrined there. It was damaged by a typhoon shortly after World War II and had been left disassembled after that. In 1987, it was relocated to Sankeien, as the Three-Story Pagoda from the same temple had been in 1914.
The hall underwent major changes in the course of its history. When it was relocated to Sankeien, it was completely restored to its original form.
Facility
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Remains of Shofukaku
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Former Yanohara Family Residence (gassho-style )
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Buddhist Sanctum of the Former Tokeiji Temple
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Three-Story Pagoda of the Former Tomyoji Temple
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Yokobuean
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Rindoan
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Kakushokaku
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Rengein
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Shunsoro
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Choshukaku
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Tenjuin
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Kinmokutsu Teahouse
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Gekkaden
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Juto Oido Hall of the Former Tenzuiji Temple
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Hakuuntei
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Rinshunkaku
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Gomon Gate
Hours | 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM (last entry at 4:30 PM) |
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Admission |
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Parking |
Automobiles: 500 yen up to 2 hours; 100 yen for every additional 30 minutes; 1,000 yen maximum per day Buses: 1,000 yen |
Closed |
December 29, 30, 31 |
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Access
Sankeien Hoshokai Foundation
58-1 Honmokusannotani, Naka-ku, Yokohama-shi, Kanagawa 231-0824
TEL: 045-621-0634(or 0635) / FAX: 045-621-6343
*Please make sure you have the right number when you call.