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Kaibouji
京都市伏見区桃山町正宗２０
A temple of the Obaku school, known for its Fucha cuisine (a traditional vegetarian meal served in Zen temples). The grounds include the site of Date Masamune's Fushimi Castle upper residence and a tree said to have been planted by Date Masamune himself.
History
Founded during the Kyoho era by Goutou Genchou, the 12th abbot of Manpukuji. Chikuan Jounin, the 13th abbot of Manpukuji, later used it as his retirement residence. Another account states that it was originally a Tendai sect temple called Kaibouji, which Chikuan Jounin converted to the Obaku school and renamed Kaibouji.
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