Shisendo Temple

#Get a discount without relying on luck Shisendo Temple is roughly divided into 4 parts: The outer entrance, the courtyard in front of the temple, inside the building and the area behind the building There are 2 gardens in total: a Chinese-influenced Zen-style rock garden which is the main garden of the building and a walking garden at the back which was expanded after the Joseon era when it was transformed from a residence into a Soto sect Zen temple When walking up the hill into the mountain area A small door that is just the right size hidden among the trees makes us have to bend down a little to enter the temple Therefore, it feels like welcoming visitors with a door like a tea room that is considered a connection point between the peaceful inner world and the outside world In the same way, it is also a trick for visitors to bend down to show the symbolic meaning according to the art of tea making, which is to abandon oneself equally and show respect for what is inside