Seisetsu Shūcho: A Legacy of Moonlit Landscapes and Zen Refinement Seisetsu Shūcho (1745-1820) stands as a pivotal figure in late Edo Japan’s artistic landscape, primarily recognized for his profound contribution to the revitalization and consolidation of Engaku-ji Temple – a monumental undertaking that cemented his place within Zen Buddhist history. Born in Ehime Prefecture, Japan, Shūcho embarked on a monastic path at Bukkai-ji temp…