[Jonangu Shrine] in Fushimi, which is deeply worshiped as a big shrine of hoyoke
Gansen-ji Temple is said to have been founded in 729 (Tenpyo 1) by order of Emperor Shomu. Although it stands quietly in the mountains, it boasts many important cultural properties, including the principal image of the seated Amida Nyorai statue and the mounted elephant statue of Fugen Bosatsu from the Heian period, the thirteen-storied stone pagoda and five-ring stone pagoda from the Kamakura period, and the three-storied pagoda from the Muromachi period. The principal image in particular is known as a Buddha statue representative of the 10th century.
In addition, because it is located in a place rich in nature surrounded by mountains on all sides, beautiful scenery can be seen throughout the year with plum blossoms, camellias, cherry blossoms, hydrangeas, water lilies, crape myrtle, and autumn leaves, and it is also known as the ``Flower Temple.'' It is.
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