Bishamondo Temple, Kyoto
Bishamondo is one of the Tendai sect's five monzeki (Imperial) temples in Kyoto. Said to have been founded in 703, the temple was relocated to its present site in the hills southeast of Kyoto in 1665. It's main image of worship is Bishamonten, one of the Guardians of the Four Directions (Shitenno), who is also revered as one of the Seven Lucky Gods.
Autumn foliage at Bishamondo Temple.
Lake Biwa Canal near Bishamondo Temple.
Bishamondo Temple steps.
Bishamondo Temple gate.
Shrine and torii at Bishamondo Temple.
Bishamondo Temple Hondo.
Bishamondo Temple courtyard.
Torii and stone lanterns at Bishamondo Temple.
Bishamondo Temple pond.
