KOMYOZENJI TEMPLE
Komyozenji Temple near Fukuoka, features two styles
of
Japanese garden; a stone zen garden plus a stone and moss garden.
Komyozenji Temple is located in Dazaifu, Fukuoka Prefecture,
Japan.
Komyozenji Temple is a Zen temple founded in 1273 by a Buddhist
priest called Tetsugyu Enshin, former nobleman of Sugawara clan.
Komyozenji Temple is known for alpine roses and autumn leaves and
its garden is the only Japanese garden of genuine Karesansui style
in
Kyushu. In the garden
are the lands of moss and the sea of white tiny rocks. At the front
of the garden are set out the rocks presenting the Chinese character
meaning light.
Stone and Moss Garden Komyozenji Temple
Komyozenji Temple Location
2-16-1, Saifu, Dazaifu
By train: Take Nishitetsu train and get off at Dazaifu Station (10min. walk)
Admission fee: 200yen
Open hours: 8am-5pm
Stone and Moss Garden Komyozenji Temple
Zen Garden Komyozenji Temple
We have 28 unique pictures of the beautiful Komyozenji
Temple and its Japanese gardens.
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