So may temples and villas in Kyoto with beautiful gardens, how to tell them all apart? Look for the unique feature. For Ginkaku-ji, we were lucky to arrive during a downpour. Lucky? Once the rain passed, the mist moved in and gave the place a stunning, eerie look.
The pavilion is unassuming at Ginkaku-ji. The big mound of sand in the garden is not.
The rest of the garden is beautiful, whether from the edge of a pavilion or overlooking a small lake.
Another view of the main pavilion and the impressive sand cone.
The pavilion is unassuming at Ginkaku-ji. The big mound of sand in the garden is not.
The rest of the garden is beautiful, whether from the edge of a pavilion or overlooking a small lake.
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