Kyoto, Japan | Dare you say it's not the cutest temple

🍁Tourists in Kyoto's Arashiyama are always in an endless stream, but few people go north from Arashiyama to visit deeper temples. Here hides a quiet and healing scenery, which is a place where you can find peace in the bustling Arashiyama. The most adorable temple recognized by the Japanese, 🍁Kyoto's 【Atago Nenbutsu-ji Temple】 🌟There are 1200 Arhats in the temple, some with their hands on their cheeks, some praying with their hands together, some wearing hats, some wearing pearl necklaces, and even one standing upside down, full of cuteness. 😢A bit indifferent, a bit joyful, a bit sad, it seems to hide the "various states of life in Kyoto" here. 🌟The name of a different sculptor is engraved behind each Arhat, which is contributed by many amateur sculptors under the guidance of a famous Japanese sculptor🐺. 📍Transportation 👉Address: 2-5 Sagatoriimoto Fukatani-cho, Ukyo-ku, Kyoto City 👉Business hours: 8:00〜16:30 👉Ticket: JP300/adult ⚠Free for elementary/middle school students 1⃣Kyoto Bus🚌Direction of Kiyotaki🧭 62 | 72 | 92 | 94 Get off at 【Atagoji-mae】 2⃣ Take a taxi🚖 at JR Saga-Arashiyama Station North Exit JP1000↔about five minutes 3⃣ Walk for about 1 hour at JR Saga-Arashiyama Station 📍The easiest downhill route for Arashiyama sightseeing 👉Atago Nenbutsu-ji Temple → Saganocho Preservation Area → Bamboo Forest → Togetsukyo Bridge → Arashiyama