Jikkō-in 実光院
Its cherry tree blooms from the time of the red maples until spring: blossoms and leaves together.
The smallest of the three temples around Shōrin-in, in Ōhara. The garden is called Keishin-en and its pond has the shape of the character 心, ‘heart’. The temple lies on the Hibiki-no-michi route, the path that links the temples of the valley.
Kyoto
Umenomiya-mae, Nomura-wakare, Onagasecho