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Tenneiji (Tennei Temple)
京都市北区寺町通鞍馬口天寧寺門前町天寧寺門前町３０１
A Soto Zen Buddhist temple located in Kita-ku, Kyoto City, with the mountain name Banso-zan (Myriad Pine Mountain). It is known for its 'Frame Gate' (Gaku-buchi-mon), which frames the view of Mount Hiei like a painting, and for the tomb of Kinmura Munewaka, a tea master of the Edo period.
History
Originally believed to have been located in the Aizu castle town, it was relocated to its current site during the Tensho era (1573-1592). The main buildings were destroyed in the Tenmei Great Fire, but the main hall was rebuilt in 1812 (Bunka 9) and the shoin (guest quarters) in 1842 (Tenpō 14).
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What visitors say
The 'Frame Gate' is famous for framing the view of Mount Hiei like a painting in a frame. The temple grounds are quiet and well-maintained, featuring seasonal flowers and unique stone lanterns. While some buildings are closed to the public, you are free to explore the grounds once you pass through the main gate.
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