Others
that lives on within the temple grounds
Another history
In addition to its main buildings and gardens, Gesshoji Temple
boasts a variety of historical sites and points of interest that have been passed down through generations.
While they may not be particularly conspicuous,
they are important elements that tell the story of the temple's history.
Exploring these quietly situated places
might lead to new discoveries.
Flower Memorial Tower
Known for its magnificent autumn foliage, this memorial tower displays beauty throughout the seasons.
In autumn in particular, it is enveloped in vibrant red leaves, captivating the hearts of visitors.
Standing quietly, this tower evokes a sense of history, having received prayers from people alongside the changing seasons.
Famous Spring Water Loved by Lord Harusato
The pure water that springs forth abundantly from within the temple grounds has been cherished since ancient times as an essential source of water for tea.
The hand-washing basin beside the approach to the temple has been selected as one of "Shimane's 100 Famous Waters," and many worshippers purify their hearts by dipping their hands in its clear water.
This water, which was also loved by Fumai-ko, is a precious resource that has been passed down through history.