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Another history that lives inside the temple grounds
In addition to its major architecture and gardens, Gesshoji also
has a wide range of historical sites and attractions that have been handed down through time.
Although they are by no means a prominent presence,
they are one of the important elements that tell the history of the temple.
You may discover new things by exploring these quiet places
Flower Memorial Tower
This memorial tower, renowned for the brilliant autumn colors of its maple trees, offers beautiful scenery throughout the seasons.
Especially in autumn, it becomes enveloped in vibrant red leaves, captivating all who visit.
Standing quietly, the tower evokes a sense of history, receiving the prayers of people alongside the changing beauty of nature.
Famous Spring Water Loved by Lord Harusato
The pure spring water abundantly flowing from within Gesshoji has long been cherished as an essential element for tea preparation.
The nearby *Mitarai* along the approach path has been selected as one of the "Top 100 Famous Waters of Shimane," where many visitors purify their hands and hearts with the clear water.
This precious water, once beloved by Lord Harusato, continues to be passed down through the generations with deep reverence.
