buildings of this temple, which is properly called Rokuon-ji Temple.
In the 1220's it was the comfortable villa of Kintsune Saionji.
Kinkaku was formally called Shariden. The elegant, harmonious
building consists of three types of architecture.
The first floor is Shinden-zukuri, the palace style. It is named Ho-sui-in.
The second floor is Buke-zukuri, the style of the samurai house and
is called Cho-on-do.
The third floor is Karayo style or Zen temple style. It is called
Kukkyo-cho. Both the second and third floors are covered with
gorlden-leaf on Japanese lacquer.
with shingles.
This amazing pine tree is one of the three greatest pine trees in Kyoto.
This is shape of ship.
This is shape of ship.
celebrated pillar made of a nandin. The house was restoned in 1997.
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