Kyoto, Jojakkoji Temple "Beauty Lying on the Hillside" Experience the Beauty of Kimono

⛰【Attractions Guide】Jojakkoji Temple 📍Detailed address: 3 Kokura-cho, Saga-Ogurayama, Ukyo-ku, Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture, Japan 🚗Transportation Guide: Take the train from Kyoto Station Platform 31-33 towards Sagano, get off at Arashiyama Sagano Station, and walk for 20 minutes 🕙Opening hours: 9:00-16:30 💰Ticket price: 500 yen 🌟Attraction features: Jojakkoji Temple is located on the hillside of Ogurayama. Due to its unique geographical location, there are intricate and cascading steps, which can be said to be a beautiful view on each step. Climb to the highest peak and you can see the Duobao Pagoda standing tall on the top of the mountain, which is also one of Japan's cultural assets. You can also overlook the layers of red leaves all over the mountain. No wonder some people say it is "a beauty lying on the hillside." 👘👘Highlights: Kyoto Kimono Experience. Since Arashiyama arranged a one-day tour, we also chose the more grand and larger chain store Okamoto, which opened in September. The store has two floors and many styles of clothes. You can get them for only less than 300 yuan. Walking in Jojakko-ji Temple in a kimono adds more color to the beauty of Jojakko-ji Temple! 📌Tips: 1️⃣Okamoto Kimono has its own website. You can make an appointment online or go in directly on the spot without making an appointment. 2️⃣You choose your own kimono. There are three packages to choose from. From kimono to belt to bag, you can choose by yourself on the first floor. Then go upstairs for the staff to help you dress. After dressing, you will do your hair. The whole process takes about 1 hour. 3️⃣You can leave your clothes in the store. You don’t need to carry them yourself. It’s difficult to walk in wooden clogs. Bring a pair of comfortable shoes. 4️⃣Jojakkoji Temple is halfway up the mountain, so it’s basically a stairway. Wooden clogs will be quite tiring. 5️⃣There are many ways to go up the mountain in Jojakkoji Temple. Friends can find a road with fewer people and take photos along the way. There are maple leaves all the way. The sun shines through the maple leaves. It’s really a good photo with your own kimono🖼️