Gyokurinji is a Rinzai Buddhist temple that was founded in the Muromachi period 1339. The garden was created in the second half of the Heisei period.

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Gyokurinji is a Rinzai Buddhist temple that was founded in the Muromachi period 1339. The garden was created in the second half of the Heisei period. Its dry stone karesansui garden was created in recent years, and was designed in three straight lines: an abstract representation of a treasure boat heading to the shore anchored in the pool of night. The highlights are Hiyama and a stone bridge made of natural stone. The stone bridge at the intersection of two other stones, when viewed from a different angle, the balance is maintained by slightly cutting the stone. This makes it look like a stone bridge with an exquisite balance when viewed from the front. There is a second dry mountain garden behind the zen garden, covered and surrounded with cedar moss on a gentle slope.

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Location: Itsukaiichi, Tokyo
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