足利将軍の木像が見どころ！ 写真撮影はNGだったので、ぜひその目でお確かめを。 尊氏公は垂れ目でなんか人が良さそう… 最後の将軍・義昭公は口元がニヤリと笑ってるような… 外交を駆使して信長公を苦しめた面影が残ってる！

そして尊氏公のお墓が庭でひっそりと佇んでいます。

立命館方面から来ると、南側からしか入れないので遠回りかも。 極力歩きたくない人は嵐電の最寄駅からが良さそうですね。

市バスの1日乗車券あったのでケチりました(笑)

-- The wooden statue of the Ashikaga Shogun is a highlight! Unfortunately, photography was not allowed, so please see it with your own eyes. Lord Takauji seems kind-hearted with droopy eyes... The last shogun, Lord Yoshiaki, appears to have a smirk on his face, as if still bearing the remnants of troubling Oda Nobunaga through diplomatic maneuvers!

Also, Lord Takauji's tomb quietly stands in the garden.

If you're coming from the Ritsumeikan area, you can only enter from the south side, so it might be a bit of a detour. For those who prefer not to walk too much, it seems best to start from the nearest Arashiyama Electric Railway station.

I had a one-day pass for the city bus, so I took advantage of it 🤑