Shoju-in Temple
Shoju-in Temple, said to have been established in 1200 as a sub-temple of Iozan Iokyo-ji Temple, is a historic temple in Ujitawara, known as the birthplace of green tea in Kyoto. Its principal image is the Eleven-Faced Kannon Bodhisattva, a hidden Buddhist statue unveiled only once every 50 years. Highlights include a seated statue of Fudo Myoo created by Kaikei during the Kamakura period and designated a National Important Cultural Property, as well as 160 ceiling paintings in the guest hall depicting flowers and scenes from across Japan.
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