Ryoan-ji

Ryoanji Temple is the site of Japan's most renowned shake plant, which pulls in several guests consistently. Initially a privileged person's estate amid the Heian Period, the site was changed over into a Zen sanctuary in 1450 and has a place with the Myoshinji School of the Rinzai organization of Zen Buddhism, whose head sanctuary stands only a kilometer toward the south. Ryoanji's garden is seen from the Hojo, the head cleric's previous home.

Other than the stone garden, the it includes a few artworks on the sliding entryways fusuma of its tatami rooms, and two or three littler gardens on the back side of the building. In one of the greenhouses there is a round stone trough that keenly consolidates its square water bowl into a Zen engraving, which understudies of kanji might have the capacity to appreciate. The Hojo is associated with the Kuri, the previous sanctuary kitchen, which now fills in as the sanctuary's primary passageway.