Kenkō-in

Kenkō-in temple features traditional Japanese architecture with gardens and meditation spaces designed for contemplation and spiritual practices.

Founded in 1201 by Buddhist leaders Kujō Michiie and Shōkū, the temple has undergone multiple reconstructions throughout its existence in Kyoto.

The temple maintains active Buddhist ceremonies and rituals, incorporating elements from both Japanese and Chinese traditions in its spiritual practices.

Located in the eastern part of Kyoto, the temple provides visitors access to meditation spaces and religious ceremonies throughout the year.

The temple combines architectural influences from Chinese monasteries while maintaining distinct Japanese Buddhist design elements in its structure.

Location: Higashiyama-ku

Inception: 1201

Founders: Kujō Michiie, Shōkū

Part of: site sacré des ruines de Nishiyama Kokushi

Address: 京都府京都市東山区本町19丁目400-1

GPS coordinates: 34.97450,135.77117

Latest update: March 7, 2025 23:06