Built-in 798 AD, Kiyomizu-Dera was a representative building of the Heian period and was later burned down by the fire. Today, Tokugawa Ieyasu rebuilt it in 1633 according to the original architectural method and is now ranked among the three major attractions in Kyoto along with Kinkakuji and Nijo Castle. The mountain of Kiyomizu-Dera is the Oyado Mountain, which is dedicated to the Avalokitesvara. Kyoto temples generally have similar views. Partial designs have various meanings. The most famous of the Kiyomizu-Dera Temples is the wooden ladder, which is 13 meters long and leads directly from the mountain road. From the observation deck, you can see the beauty of Kyoto. With the stone steps of the Austrian Academy, you will find a mountain spring waterfall, which is the "Yin Yu Waterfall." Qingquan is divided into three tributaries, representing longevity, health and wisdom. The spring water can be directly consumed. If the utensils are used up, they should be placed in the disinfection area. If you find them unsanitary, you can purchase the water cups below.