Jizō-in 地蔵院
From the info board:
"Jizo-in, also known as the Temple of Bamboo, was founded in 1367 by a member of the Hosokowa clan, who became a disciple of the renowned and influential priest Muso Kokushi. Thereafter, Jizo-in enjoyed the protection of the Hosokawa clan and become a major Zen temple. All structures were destroyed by fire during the Onin War in the 15th century, and the temple was rebuilt in 1686.
The main hall standing today was built in 1935. A dry landscape garden, known as the "Garden of Buddha's 16 Disciples," can be seen in front of the living quarters of the high priest"
There was also an Inari Shrine called Kaifuku Inari Daimyōjin 開福稲荷大明神
It was in the mountains and so peaceful as these videos show!
And of course the Goshuin reflects the nickname of the Bamboo Temple :D
