Ryosokuin
Ryosokuin（両足院） is one of the Tatchu (temple on the grounds of a large temple) of Kenninji Temple.Originally called “Chisokuin”, it was destroyed by fire in 1552 and later rebuilt and renamed Ryosokuin.
There is a garden with a pond and a surrounding “Suigetsu-tei” which is a copy of Oda Yurakusai’s teahouse “Nyoan”.
Ryosokuin Temple is usually closed to the public, but is open to the public on a special seasonal basis. A zazen experience is available by reservation.
To get to Ryosokuin from Kyoto Station, take a 13-minute bus ride and a 5-minute walk from the bus stop.
Ryosokuin Map
| opening hours | Varies with special viewings.※Please check the official website. |
| regular closing day | normally closed to the public |
| entrance fee | Adults 1000 yen |
| bus stop | City bus Higashiyama Yasui bus stop |
| station | Keihan Gion-Shijo Station |
| parking lot | without※Paid parking available nearby |
| official site | Ryosokuin |
Ryosokuin around
distance in a straight line : about 116m
distance in a straight line : about 157m
distance in a straight line : about 192m
distance in a straight line : about 237m
distance in a straight line : about 252m
distance in a straight line : about 337m
distance in a straight line : about 434m
distance in a straight line : about 452m
Kyoto Sightseeing Courses
