garden
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References
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Exterior: View of Ginsadan
Exterior: Kogetsuai
Exterior: View of Temple Grounds from Kannon-den (Ginkaku or Silver Pavilion)
Exterior: View of Pond from Kannon-den (Ginkaku or Silver Pavilion), First Level, Shinkū-den (Empty Mind Hall)
Exterior: View of Pond from Kannon-den (Ginkaku or Silver Pavilion), First Level, Shinkū-den (Empty Mind Hall)
Exterior: View of Pond from Kannon-den (Ginkaku or Silver Pavilion), First Level, Shinkū-den (Empty Mind Hall)
Exterior: View of Pond from Kannon-den (Ginkaku or Silver Pavilion), First Level, Shinkū-den (Empty Mind Hall)
Exterior: View of Pond and Temple Grounds from Kannon-den (Ginkaku or Silver Pavilion), First Level, Shinkū-den (Empty Mind Hall)
Exterior: View of Pond and Temple Grounds from Kannon-den (Ginkaku or Silver Pavilion), First Level, Shinkū-den (Empty Mind Hall)
Exterior: View of Pond and Temple Grounds from Kannon-den (Ginkaku or Silver Pavilion), First Level
Exterior: View of Pond and Temple Grounds from Kannon-den (Ginkaku or Silver Pavilion), First Level, Shinkū-den (Empty Mind Hall)
Exterior: View of Pond and Temple Grounds from Tōgu-dō
Exterior: View of Kannon-den (Ginkaku or Silver Pavilion) from Tōgu-dō
Exterior: View of Hōjō (Main Hall) from Tōgu-dō
Exterior: View of Pond and Temple Grounds from Tōgu-dō
Exterior: Kannon-den (Ginkaku or Silver Pavilion), and Ginsadan seen from Tōgu-dō
Exterior Landscaping
Pond and Garden, View from Miya Palace