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It is the first month of spring, and the weather is gentle and the wind is calm.
It is the first month of spring, the weather is clear and the wind is gentle. The plum blossoms are blooming in front of the mirror, and the orchids are giving off their fragrant aroma.
*Quoted from "Manyoshu" by Susumu Nakanishi
It is the sweet month of New Year, the air is fresh and the wind is soft. The plum blossoms are blooming as white as the powder a beautiful woman wears in front of the mirror, and the orchids are giving off a fragrance like incense that adorns the body.

[Fukuyo Yokodo]
Korin-in Temple, a sub-temple of Daitokuji Temple (Rinzai sect)
Born in 1957, as the second son of Shojuin, Daitokuji Temple.
Graduated from Hanazono University, Department of Buddhist Studies in 1979
1979 (Showa 54) Trained at the Tenryu-ji Temple Monastery
In 1986, he entered Korin-in Temple in Murasaki and became the chief priest.
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[Kourin-in] Sub-temple of Daitoku-ji Temple
It was established between 1521 and 1528 by Yoshitsugu Hatakeyama of Noto, with Zen Master Butsuchi Daitsu as its founder.
In 1581, after the Hatakeyama family had fallen into ruin, the temple was renovated by Maeda Toshiie of Kaga and became the family temple of the Maeda family.

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