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Camellia Tea Ceremonycamelliakyoto
2024-11-29

Ingen (隱元隆琦) is thought to have introduced many things to Japan from the mainland, including green beans, watermelons, lotus roots, the Ming Dynasty style of writing, Buddhist cuisine, and sencha tea.
He would deeply influence Japanese society as well as religion.

Giant lantern beetle...part of a whole gang of insects beside Manpuku-ji's pond.A lantern stage spelling out the character for 'fortune' (福 - this character is also used in Manpuku-ji's name). Guests can pose here for photos.4 Chinese dragons surround a colourful cauldron.A lantern in the shape of a stone lantern.
Camellia Tea Ceremonycamelliakyoto
2024-11-29

Manpuku-ji (萬福寺) in Uji, home to the Ōbaku Zen sect (黄檗宗), was founded in 1661 by the Chinese monk Yinyuan Longqi (隱元隆琦 aka Ingen Ryūki 1592-1673). It is considered to be Japan's greatest Chinese-style temple.

A lantern gate, standing directly before Manpuku-ji's Somon (gate).A lantern Kannon (Bodhisattva of Mercy).Lantern cranes and lotuses.Colourful Chinese Dragons (they are made from thousands of tiny coloured bottles).

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