[2025 Kyoto Attraction] Travel Guide for Jingo-ji Temple (Updated Apr)

#AutumnFoliage ✰ ~ Takao Jingoji Temple ~ Mid-Autumn🍁 The autumn leaves in Kyoto are still in full bloom from now until early December This Jingoji Temple in Kyoto starts to change color early On the way to Jingoji Temple, there are two tea shops close by so I visited both of them🤭 Because, both of the maples are beautiful🍁 Even though it's my hometown it's a lot of fun to feel like a tourist For everyone visiting Kyoto Enjoy autumn in Kyoto✨🍁 2021.11 *☼*―――――*☼*――――― Takao Jingoji Temple 📍5 Takao-cho, Umegahata, Ukyo-ku, Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture ⏰9:00-16:00 *☼*―――――*☼*――――― ✰ #Jingoji Temple #Autumn leaves in Kyoto #Autumn Kyoto #Tea shop #Kyoto cafe #Kyoto gourmet #Kyoto sightseeing #Kyoto cafe tour #Kyoto sweets #kyoto #Kansai gourmet #Kansai cafe #Let's go to Kyoto#kyotocafe #Kyoto solo trip #Autumn leaves spot

#aprilblooms An ancient temple of the Shingon sect built on the slopes of Mount Kaohsiung. It is said that Wake Seimaro, who made a contribution to the construction of Heiankyo, was built in 781. From 809 to 14 years, Kukai (Kobo Daishi) entered the temple. "Daishi-do", which restored and rebuilt Kukai's housing, is designated as an important cultural property. "Daishi-do" is open to the public in early November every year, and you can see the plate-carved Kobo Daishi statue (important cultural property) that is enshrined. The main image of Yakushi Nyorai is designated as a national treasure, and it is made using a method called "bare wood finish" with only red on the lips and ink on the eyebrows and eyes. In addition, it owns many temple treasures from the early Heian period to the early Kamakura period. It is also famous for the national treasure Brahma bell, which is considered one of the "Japan's three bells".

Famous for its beautiful autumn leaves and the impressive Jingo-ji Temple Jingo-ji and Takao Temple have some of the best autumn leaves in Kyoto. The temple is about 1,200 years old and is located on a small mountain above the city. One of the special features of this temple is a viewing platform where you can buy small clay plates called Kawarake which are thrown down from the mountain to purify one's karma. The area also has two other famous temples that you can explore if you have time to spare. Although Jingo-ji Temple is the most impressive Three Great Temple Bells of Japan from the innermost part of the temple ------------------------------------------- #kyoto #autumn #japantrip #kyotoautumn #kansai #traveljapanbyyourself #autumnleaves #kyoto #travelkyoto #eyebrowthick #getdiscountwithoutluck -------------------------------------------

Located halfway up Mt. Takao It is a temple of the Shingon sect. Inside, you will find the Daishido Hall that Kukai renovated which is now designated as an important cultural property. The hall has a wooden sculpture of Kobo Daishi (which is also an important cultural property) and is open to visitors every year in early November. The main statue of Yakushi Nyorai (Buddha of Healing) is designated as a national treasure and was made using the "shiraki" technique using only vermilion on the lips and ink on the eyebrows and eyes. In addition, visitors can enjoy the tradition of "kawarakenage" in which unglazed pottery called "kawarake" is thrown into the valley to purify it. ------------------------------------------- #kyoto #autumn #japantrip #kyotoautumn #kansai #traveljapanbyyourself #autumnleaves #kyoto #traveltokyo #thickeyebrows #getdiscountwithoutluck -------------------------------------------

Located on Mount Takao northwest of Kyoto City It is a Shingon Buddhist temple that worships Yakushi Nyorai or the Buddha of Medicine. Since the temple is situated on a hillside in the countryside it offers beautiful scenery and is also famous for its autumn colors. The Kondō Hall houses a statue of the Buddha and the atmosphere is filled with reverence. The grounds are spacious, with various halls and shrines to explore and trails leading through the forest to a sub-shrine and a clifftop viewpoint. One of the most fun things to do at Jingo-ji Temple is toss a ceramic yaku-yōke off the cliff into the valley below to ward off bad luck. The stone steps leading up to the temple can be quite intimidating but there are restaurants and resting areas along the way for those who want to take a break. Although Jingo-ji Temple and the surrounding temples are a bit far away, it is a great place to get away from the hustle and bustle of the city and get in touch with nature. ------------------------------------------- #kyoto #autumn #japantrip #kyotoautumn #kansai #japantravel #autumnleaves #kyoto #kyototravel #Thick eyebrows young girl #Get a discount without relying on luck -------------------------------------------

#2024TravelWish Kyoto Kaohsiung Maple Viewing Spots | Jingoji Temple is a famous maple viewing spot in Kyoto Kaohsiung. If you plan to travel to Kyoto in autumn, you can consider arranging a one-day trip to Kaohsiung. Jingoji Temple, Saimyoji Temple, and Kosanji Temple can be visited for a whole day. The temples in Jingoji Temple feel quite historical. On the way to Jingoji Temple, the approach to the temple is lined with the Kiyotaki River Valley, and the scenery is also quite pleasant!