Fumon-in

Fumonin is a famous temple that Uesugi Takamasa once brought his mentor to. It has high historical value and has been designated as a monument of a beautiful story and a national historic site. There is also a statue of the respected teacher on the grounds, and you can feel the scene of the early modern period with the monument of "one character, one tear." In addition, you can enjoy the beautiful scenery of the four seasons, including winter cherry blossoms. When you visit Yonezawa City, be sure to stop by Fumonin.

The charm of Fumon-in Temple lies in its beautiful garden and tea room, "Kangetsuan." It's also known as the place where Uesugi Takayama guided his mentor, making it a temple with historical value. You can spend a quiet time in the tea room and enjoy the garden with its pond and winter cherry blossoms. You can also feel the atmosphere of the Izumo-style garden from the late Edo period. When visiting Yonezawa City, be sure to visit this spot.

Fumon-in Temple is a temple where you can purify your heart by performing ancestral worship. During the Edo period, it was also used as a rest stop for daimyo traveling to and from Edo. In a quiet environment, you can calm your mind and talk about gratitude and memories of your ancestors while gazing at the moon reflected in the pond in the garden. When visiting the surrounding area of Yonezawa City, be sure to visit this spot and perform ancestral worship.

The Kangekian Tea Room, a San-Saikyu style tea room located in Fumon-in Temple, is said to have been built by Kazume Araki. From the large circular window, you can see the moon hanging over the mountains and enjoy the beautiful scenery reflected in the pond. Fumon-in Temple, which has high historical value, also has a beautiful garden where you can feel the Izumo-style garden from the late Edo period. When you visit the surrounding area of ​​Yonezawa City, be sure to stop by and see it for yourself.