Visiting Joten-ji Temple, Fukuoka on April 23 part 2

After leaving Sento-en Japanese garden, I visited the main hall.

The golden bronze bell next to the main hall.

A drawing picture of the Hakata Gion Yamakasa Festival is shown in the treasure warehouse.

 After that, I went into the Tenyoan Japanese garden.

Azalea welcomes you!

It has a lovely garden, with stones, leaves and azalea.

 A small garden even in front of the office!

Jotenji-dori Avenue. About 150 metres which is sandwiched in the precincts of the temple of the street, it is placed maple, pine, and a natural stone, and it resembles to the Japanese garden.

Jotenji-dori Avenue street sign is standing at the entrance. Look at the band pattern below. It means Hakata ori, a textile used for obis of kimonos.