Nanzen-ji Sanmon and a cherry tree

It is a scenery wallpaper photograph of capital Tonan Zen temple Sanmon of the time of a cherry tree.

Nanzen-ji Sanmon of the time of a cherry tree is crowded with very many tourists. Although visited before at the time of autumnal leaves, the time of a cherry tree also has what has a wonderful view. If true, visiting in the early morning is best. although visit time is restricted to most shrines and temples -- the Sanmon circumference -- a tall building -- if it does not go up upwards, it can visit at any time. although it is Nanzen-ji Sanmon called one of 22m in height, and the 3Dai gates in Kyoto -- a tall building -- if it goes up upwards, the scenery different again will develop. Since the scenery seldom seen usually [, such as mountains of the inside of a capital city and the Nanzen-in back, ] from an approach, or Nanzen-in and Tenju-an spreads out from here, it is pleasant. The wild cherry tree of delicate pink which is in bloom even from Sanmon to long distance mountains can also be seen at the time of a cherry tree. Now, 500 yen is required as an admission fee to go up to up to Sanmon. The recommendation of whether it is high or cheap going up once, if it came to Sanmon with much trouble although opinions are just going to be divided is carried out. However, it is better for stairs to be very steep, and for one-way traffic and the last portion to also have a place which is likely to strike the head, and to warn enough the one where especially the back is higher. At the time of a visit, after taking off shoes, they go up. Moreover, a Sanmon top does not leak to the example of Kyoto, but a tripod and 1 piece are forbidden. Since the passage is narrow, there is also an unavoidable field, and there is also a title of not damaging cultural assets. Although the best time to see of a cherry tree is based also on a year, the beginning of April is a peak.

Nanzen-ji Sanmon at the time of a cherry tree	It is the street in Kyoto from the Sanmon top	Nanzen-in seen from Sanmon	Tenju-an seen from Sanmon
The direction of southwest is looked down on from on the south.	A cherry tree and Nanzen-in	Nanzen-ji seen from Sanmon	The approach to Nanzen-ji seen from Sanmon
The approach to Nanzen-ji seen from three disciples	Nanzen-ji Sanmon and the cherry tree which are seen from an approach	The Nanzen-ji assembly hall and a cherry tree	Nanzen-ji assembly hall
The approach which continues to Hojo Garden	The Nanzen-ji assembly hall and a cherry tree	Sanmon and an approach	The cherry tree seen from on the south