[Nara/Hasedera Temple] Enjoy the tranquil autumn leaves

Hasedera Temple in Kyoto is a Shingon sect temple in Higashiyama, Kyoto City, and is known especially for its Kannon faith. Founded in the 8th century, during the Nara period, this temple has a long history and has attracted many worshippers since ancient times. Rather than being a standard Kyoto tourist spot, this is the perfect place for those who want to enjoy a slightly more relaxed atmosphere. ◆Highlights - Eleven-Headed Kannon Bodhisattva Statue The principal image of Hasedera Temple, the Eleven-Headed Kannon Bodhisattva Statue, is the symbol of Hasedera Temple. The wooden Kannon statue, which is over 10 meters tall, is very impressive and is said to have benefits such as healing illnesses, warding off evil, and safe childbirth. Its overwhelming presence attracts many worshippers. - Autumn leaves In autumn, the temple grounds are colored with autumn leaves, and the view from the main hall is particularly spectacular. The contrast between the Kyoto cityscape and the bright red autumn leaves is as beautiful as a painting. During the autumn leaves season, you can enjoy a relaxing time walking through the quiet temple grounds. - Nature in every season You can enjoy the beauty of nature in any season, with cherry blossoms in spring, fresh greenery in summer, and snowy scenery in winter. In cherry blossom season, the temple grounds are dyed pink, and in summer, the lush green trees create a cool breeze. In winter, the majestic scenery covered in white snow is also a highlight. - View from the main hall From the main hall, you can see the entire Kyoto cityscape, and you can enjoy the scenery that changes depending on the light, especially in the morning and evening. The charm of this place is that you can spend a relaxing time in a quiet place. ◆Access Get off at Hasedera Station on the Kintetsu Osaka Line, and walk for 15 minutes #0 yen travel autumn