Singye-sa 神溪寺 ![]() Joseon-era Singye-sa ![]() Singye-sa before ![]() Singye-sa before ![]() In a Japanese postcard ![]() Singye-sa before ![]() The eaves of the main hall ![]() The ceiling of the main hall ![]() Singye-sa after ![]() Singye-sa rebuilt 2007 but probably not in use. ![]() Singye-sa as it was peopled before ![]() Singye-sa monks welcoming Japanese visitors in 1924 ![]() A commemorative text dated 1887 |