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Kyoto Taizo-in Temple
Tomoko KamishimaKyoto Taizo-in Temple: Attractive inner temple of Myoshin-ji Temple Complex
Taizō-in is the oldest sub-temple of the Myōshin-ji Rinzai Zen Buddhist temple, situated in the northwest of Kyoto, Japan. It was founded by Zen priest Muinsoin in 1404. The original temple buildings were burned during the Ōnin War, and were later rebuilt. Taizō-in is well known for its two gardens. [Wikipedia]
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Kyoto Taizo-in Temple: Attractive inner temple of Myoshin-ji Temple Complex
วัดเกียวโต Taizo-in : วัดด้านที่น่าสนใจของ Myoshin-ji Temple คอมเพล็กซ์
Taizo-in, one of the temples of Myoshinji Temple Complex in Kyoto, has a magnificent weeping cherry tree cascading over the Garden of Yin and Yang.
The Garden of Motonobu at Taizo-in Temple, of Myoshinji Temple Complex in Kyoto pursues 'Eternal Beauty'.
A magnificent view of the weeping cherry tree seen through the snow-viewing sliding screens of Daikyuan Teahouse at Taizo-in Temple, one of the temples of Myoshinji Temple Complex in Kyoto.
Погоня за Неизменной красотой, которая не изменялась бы круглый год привела к созданию сада Мотонобу в храме Тайдзо-ин, который находится в комплексе Мёсин-дзи в Киото
Pemandangan untaian pohon sakura yang dilihat melalui kaca sandblast dari rumah teh Daikyuan di kuil Taizo-in, satu dari kuil di komplek kuil Myoshinji di Kyoto
京都・妙心寺「退蔵院庭園」入り口を入ると見事な枝ぶりの枝垂れ桜が「陰陽の庭」２面の枯山水に両脇を抱えられるように佇んでいます。JRの「そうだ、京都へ行こう」のポスターで使われたの枝垂れ桜です
Taizo-in, salah satu kuil di Komplek Myoshinji di Kyoto. Memiliki pemandangan menakjubkan dari pohon sakura yang mengalir di kebun Yin dan Yang.
วัดไทโซะ-อิน (Taizo-in) หนึ่งในวัดที่ตั้งอยู่ภายในเขตกลุ่มวัดเมียวชิน-จิ ( Myoshin-ji Temple Complex) ในเกียวโต มีต้นวีปปิ้งซากุระที่ส่งกิ่งห้อยระย้าเหนือสวนแห่งหยินหยาง
Taizo-in, à Kyoto, est un attrayant sous-temple du temple bouddhiste Zen Rinzai Myoshin-ji. Il abrite entre autres de jolis jardins.
The Taizo-in Zen Garden at Myoshin Temple in Kyoto are known for their beautiful Yin and Yang rock gardens as well as their stunning cherry tree.
สวนเซนของวัดไทโซะ-อิน เกียวโตมีชื่อเสียงจากสวนหิน หยิน และ หยาง และยังมีชื่อเสียงจากต้นซากุระที่สวยงามมาก
Дзэн-сад Тайдзо-ин в храмовом комплексе Мёсин (Киото) известен своими красивыми садами камней Инь и Янь, а также своим великолепным вишнёвым деревом.
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Khu vườn Motonobu tại chùa Taizo-in, khu chùa Myoshinji thành phố Kyoto, vươn đến "Vẻ đẹp vĩnh cửu".
Khung cảnh tuyệt vời khi chiêm ngưỡng những cây anh đào khóc trên màn hình trượt tuyết tại quán trà Daikyuan ở ngôi đền Taizo-in, một trong những ngôi đền của tổ hợp đền Myoshinji, Kyoto.
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Taizo-in, một trong những ngôi chùa của khu chùa Myoshinji ở Kyoto, có một cây anh đào rũ lộng lẫy trong khu vườn của Yin và Yang.
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