[2025 Kyoto Attraction] Travel Guide for Jojakkoji Temple (Updated Apr)

Jojakko-ji Temple is a Buddhist temple located in Kyoto Prefecture, Japan. It was founded in 1190 AD and has a long history. 💞Recommended reasons: Known for its beautiful natural surroundings and peaceful atmosphere, the temple is a fascinating place to explore Kyoto culture. Jojakko-ji Temple has a beautiful garden with natural scenery that changes with the seasons, including cherry blossoms in spring, lush greenery in summer, red leaves in autumn, and snow in winter, which attracts many photography enthusiasts and tourists. 🗓️Itinerary: You can go to Arashiyama first and then walk to Jojakko-ji Temple. 🕰️Opening hours: 9:00 - 17:00 📍Address: 〒616-8397 Kyoto Prefecture, Kyoto City, Ukyo District, Saga Kokurayama Kokura-cho 3 #MarchGoodPlaces2025

In terms of natural environ, the Jojakko-ji Temple brings to the large selection of temple visits in Arashiyama another kind of aura. The red foliage at Jojakko-ji Temple is fused in one with its temple structures. The warm colors of the foliage hover over the minimalistic temple architecture. In Jojakko-ji Temple I experienced the variations of light, and it felt spiritual there. I certainly felt the warmth of apricity the in late morning. As I ascended on a higher point in the temple, the cool mists from Mount Ogura seemed to have descended upon me. Jojakko-ji Temple unveiled the full contours of its charm, and I was spellbound. Jojakko-ji Temple was founded in 1596, at a time when Japan was mired in civil wars and right at the dawn of the Edo period. The temple is of the Nichiren School of Japanese Buddhism. Based on the teachings of the Lotus Sutra, the Buddhist priest Nichiren developed this school of Buddhism during the Kamakura period in the 13th century. Nichiren Buddhism was thought to be one of the “six new schools” of Kamakura Buddhism that emerged in this time. Arose in a time of civil strife in Japan, Nichiren Buddhism advocated for a practical application of the Lotus Sutra in one’s individual life, including both meditation and actions, to eventually benefit the society at large. As a priest, Nichiren argued against the other popular schools of Buddhism that proposed competing views about the doctrinal teachings of the Lotus Sutra. In fact, he was very much against Zen Buddhism, which was a preeminent school of practice in Arashiyama. There are four main structures in the Jojakko-ji Temple. From the ground up, you would go through the Niomon Gate first, then Hondo to your right, Myoken-do to your left, and Tahoto at an even higher vantage point. Wonderful seasonal trees lined up all over the temple grounds and clothe Jojakko-ji in the velvety flush of autumn colors. Although there were a lot of foot traffic at this time of the year, one will not miss the serenity that percolates in this temple. #arashiyama #kyoto #japantravel #nichirenbuddhism #buddhism #temple #redfoliage #autumnleaves #japan #history #jojakkoji #travel#naturalwonders#trip

#常寂光寺 is a beautiful spot with few people in Arashiyama. In summer, the Jojikoji Temple is covered with fresh green maple leaves all over the mountain. The green is so beautiful. As it is in the opposite direction of the main scenic area and requires a short walk, there are relatively few tourists and it retains a sense of tranquility. The temple is covered with maple leaves. The fresh green in summer is so beautiful, and it will be even more beautiful in autumn! And because Jojakko-ji Temple is located at a high point, you can also have a bird's eye view of the city of Arashiyama with a wide field of vision. In addition to the old maple trees, there is also a bamboo forest planted in the temple. It is towering and is a mini version of the Arashiyama Bamboo Forest Trail. The advantage is that there are not many people and the red leaves are the backdrop, making it a good place for taking pictures. When I visited, there was a special #GoldenLotus in full bloom in the temple. It was such a unique flower. At first glance, I thought it was a golden traveler's palm. After checking the information, I learned that the ground lotus originated in Yunnan and was designated as one of the "five trees and six flowers" by Buddhist temples. It is also the embodiment of kindness and the symbol of punishing evil in Yunnan Dai literary works. Its flowering period lasts for half a year. Arashiyama has a large area and many temples. You can choose to visit according to your personal preferences or popularity (each Buddhist temple charges a fee). But if you want to find some peace and quiet, you can go further into the mountains, and perhaps you will find the quiet and beautiful Changjiguang Temple like I did. #日本探店 #京都景点 #岚山 #Jojakkoji

Built in the 16th century, Jojakko-ji Temple is located halfway up Mt. Ogura in Sagano. It is famous for the lush trees and Niomon Gate in the temple, and has been listed as a World Heritage Site. In autumn, when the red leaves cover the mountains, its beauty is breathtaking. Although it is located halfway up Mt. Kokura, it is only a 15-minute walk from JR Saga Arashiyama Station. As soon as you step into the mountain gate with "Jojakko-ji" hung on the door, you will see red leaves all over the mountain, extending all the way up the mountain. As we walked on, we saw Niomon Gate, which often appeared on many magazine posters. With Niomon Gate as the frame, the scenery in front of us was as unreal and beautiful as a painting. Because Changjiguang Temple is built on the mountain, there are more layers to viewing the red leaves here. In addition, the green ground sets off the interwoven colors of green, yellow, orange and red on the trees, which is so beautiful that it leaves people speechless. I have also seen its beauty in other seasons on the Internet, such as the lush greenery in early summer and the white snow in winter, both of which are heart-warming. One of the interpretations of "Eternal Light" is that it is an ideal world without worries and filled with the light of wisdom. Even though the Jojakko-ji Temple attracts endless tourists during the red leaf season, it still exudes tranquility. Coupled with the beautiful scenery of the light shining through the trees, it can be said that it is aptly named! #JapaneseAttractions #OverseasTravel #Japan #Kyoto #Sagano #Countryside #japan #kyoto #redleaf #もみじ

Jojakkoji Temple, located just beyond the bamboo forest, a classic tourist spot in Arashiyama, is a sacred, healing space surrounded by moss and greenery. Because not many people walk this far, it is not crowded and you can calmly view the temple grounds, and from the top of the small hill you can get a panoramic view from the town of Arashiyama to Kyoto city. In autumn, the temple grounds are colored with autumn leaves, making for a beautiful sight! #summertrip #breathtakingview

Do you like the tranquility of a Japanese garden? Do you like the Zen feeling of ancient buildings? You must not miss Jojakko-ji Temple, especially during the maple leaf season. It is a 15-minute walk from JR Arashiyama. After entering from Niomon Gate, you begin to feel the dense forest. During the maple leaf season, red maple leaves and ginkgo trees intertwine. If you go up to Duobao Pagoda, you can appreciate the layered aesthetics of Jojakko-ji Temple. More than 200 maple trees, along with the stone path leading up and the evergreen bamboo forest, weave together to create the beautiful scenery of Arashiyama. In addition to the fiery red autumn scenery, the snow-covered winter, the pink cherry blossoms in spring, and the cool evergreen summer, each one can make people calm down and appreciate it carefully. By the way, the Jojakko-ji Temple enshrines the Bodhisattva Myojian. In fact, there is a Luoyang Twelve Myojian hanging on the mountain gate. At that time, there were 12 temples enshrining the Bodhisattva Myojian, centered on the Emperor's Palace, and the Jojakko-ji Temple was located in the west. There is a folk saying that Miaojian Bodhisattva is actually the Taoist Xuantian God, which also shows the traces of mutual influence of religions in the torrent of history. 📍Address: 〒616-8397 Kyoto Prefecture, Kyoto City, Ukyo District, Saga Kokurayama Kokura-cho 3 #JanuaryGoodPlaces2025

Jojakko-ji Temple in Arashiyama is a great place to see the autumn leaves. The temple is famous for its red, orange, yellow, and green maple leaves, which create a beautiful display of colors. The fallen leaves on the bamboo path are interwoven with moss, creating a beautiful scene. When the sunlight shines through the red leaves, they sparkle even more. Jojakko-ji Temple is the head temple of the Nichiren sect. In Buddhist terms, "Jojakko" means "liberation" and "wisdom." We entered the temple with the first group of visitors in the morning. The courtyard was quiet and mysterious, giving us a sense of transcendence.

Jojakkoji Temple, located in Arashiyama, is known as a famous spot for autumn leaves, and in autumn, the entire temple grounds are covered in colorful autumn leaves🍂. When you pass through the thatched-roof Niomon Gate, you will be greeted by stone paving and trees dyed red and yellow, and you will be captivated by their beauty✨. If you take a leisurely stroll through the temple grounds, the calm brought by the silence of the main hall will create a special time🌿. There are plenty of photo spots, so it is recommended to visit with a camera in hand! If you visit Kyoto in the fall, be sure to spend some time soothing your soul at Jojakkoji Temple🍁. #KyotoAutumnFoliage #ArashiyamaWalk #BreathtakingSights #AutumnKyoto #DomesticTrip #JojakkojiTemple

Jojakkoji Temple in early summer is a healing spot with beautiful scenery woven by fresh greenery🍃✨ When you pass through the thatched roof gate, you will find a tranquil world surrounded by vibrant trees. The sight of the green maples shining in the sunlight is particularly beautiful and will instantly purify your soul🌞. If you stroll around the temple grounds, the historic buildings and stone paving will bring you a peaceful time. Early summer is recommended as there are fewer people than in spring and autumn. It is the perfect place for those who want to spend some relaxing time away from the crowds. Why not go to Jojakkoji Temple, where you can enjoy the scenery of each season, and feel the arrival of early summer on your skin? #EarlySummerKyoto #GreenMaple #HealingKyotoTrip #DomesticTrip #Jojakkoin

⛰【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🖼️

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Jojakko-ji Temple is a historic and scenic Nichiren Buddhist temple located halfway up Mount Ogura in the Arashiyama district of Kyoto, Japan. The temple's name, "Jojakko-ji," is derived from the Buddhist term "Jojakko-do," which means an ideal world free from worries and full of wisdom. The temple attracts visitors from all over the world with its rich cultural heritage and is renowned for its stunning autumn foliage. 🍁Features: Jojakko-ji Temple is definitely in my top 3 places to visit during Kyoto's maple season. While the scale of the maple trees is not the largest, they are densely packed and layered, with a rich variety of colors. You don't need any photography skills, composition, or angles to take great photos here. 📍Address: 3 Oguracho, Sagaogurayama, Ukyo Ward, Kyoto, Japan. 🚌Transportation: 1️⃣ Train: Take the Keifuku Arashiyama Main Line (Randen) to Arashiyama Station, then walk for about 20 minutes. 2️⃣ Take the JR Sagano Scenic Railway to Torokko Saga Station, then walk for 10 minutes. 3️⃣ Bus: Take a city bus to Saga Elementary School, then walk to the temple. 🎫Admission: JPY 500. ⏰Opening hours: 9:00 am to 5:00 pm daily.

The name of Changjiguang Temple comes from Buddhist scriptures and means the Pure Land of Amitabha Buddha. This temple is located at the foot of Mount Xiaocang, giving people a sense of remoteness and tranquility. Every autumn, the red leaves in the temple gradually become deeper and redder, covering the ancient buildings, full of the unique charm of Kyoto. [MapleLeaf][MapleLeaf][MapleLeaf][MapleLeaf]The red leaves and moss of Jojakko-ji Temple are a sight not to be missed in Kyoto in autumn. Whether you are walking alone or with friends, you can feel the charm of nature here. [MapleLeaf][MapleLeaf][MapleLeaf][MapleLeaf]Autumn in Kyoto is always closely associated with red leaves. In Arashiyama, Jojakko-ji Temple is undoubtedly a popular place to enjoy the red leaves. The red leaves here are breathtakingly beautiful, as if they were carefully arranged by nature.

"Jojakkoji Temple" Today, we would like to introduce Jojakkoji Temple in Sagano, Kyoto😊 It is located on the slope of Mount Ogura, which is mentioned in the Hyakunin Isshu poems, and has a wonderful location with a panoramic view of Sagano from the temple grounds. There are over 200 maple trees planted in the gardens within the temple grounds, so in autumn the entire mountain is covered in beautiful autumn leaves, creating a spectacular sight🥹✨ The 12-meter-tall pagoda here is also beautiful, and the temple grounds are filled with autumn leaves, moss, and bamboo, creating a lovely atmosphere🍁 *·̩͙ ☽︎︎.*·̩͙☽︎︎.*·̩͙*·̩͙☽︎︎.*·̩͙☽︎︎.*·̩͙☽︎︎.*·̩͙☽︎︎ⓘⓝⓕⓞ☽︎︎.*·̩͙☽︎︎.*·̩͙☽︎︎.*·̩͙☽︎︎.*·̩͙ 🕊️Jojakkoji Temple 📌3 Ogura-cho, Ogurayama, Saga, Ukyo-ku, Kyoto City 🚃Get off at Keifuku Railway's "Arashiyama Station", about a 25-minute walk 🚌Get off at "Saga Elementary School" on the city bus or Kyoto bus, about a 15-minute walk Get off at "Arashiyama Station" on the Hankyu Railway, about a 35-minute walk 𖥧 𖥧 𖧧 ˒˒𖡼.𖤣𖥧 ⠜ 𖥧 𖥧 𖧧˒˒. ⓣⓗⓐⓝⓚ ⓨⓞⓤ 𖥧 𖥧 𖧧 #KyotoSightseeing #KyotoAutumnFoliage #Sagano #Jojakkoji Temple #tripDomesticTravel

I used to only see it through other people's lenses It wasn't until I experienced it myself that I realized Kyoto's autumn is truly this beautiful 😭 It's so beautiful that cameras can't perfectly capture it What you see with your own eyes is the most real! Life advice: You must come to Kyoto to experience autumn at least once! 🍁Nanzen-ji, Eikando, Philosopher's Path, Kiyomizu-dera, Yuzai-do, Jojakko-ji

Located on the slopes of Mount Ogura in western Kyoto, Jōjakkō-ji Temple was originally the private residence of Fujiwara no Teika, a nobleman and author of the Hyakunin Isshu poetry anthology during the Heian period (794–1192). It was converted into a temple in the late 16th century. During the red leaf season, Jōjakkō-ji Temple is a sea of red. Enter the mountain gate and step into this ancient temple, gently caressed by time, and you will be greeted by layers of red leaves. The ancient thatched roof of the Niōmon Gate and the fiery red maple leaves reflect each other, dyeing the entire temple red. The ginkgo trees are yellow, the pines and cypresses are lush, and the maple leaves are bright red. Here, you can see the colorful "natural autumn screen," the "frosty leaves redder than February flowers," and the artistic conception of "red maple leaves on the edge of the blue clouds." Looking down at Kyoto through the three-story pagoda, it seems as if the whole world is dyed in rich colors.

The 500 yen ticket 🎫 for Tsunekikoji Temple is the most worthwhile purchase for my new generation! Stunningly beautiful! Although the red leaves 🍁 are not all red, the red, yellow and green are the most perfect state ~ And! Most most recommend p1 this super large ginkgo tree location! Everyone who passes by will stop here📸, without exception~

Escape the crowds and avoid 95% of tourists. Tokai Nature Trail Takao-Kiyotaki-Arashiyama section. You can start hiking after visiting the three temples in Takao. The trail is relatively easy, with some sections having gravel and small streams. It's best to go on a sunny day, and if it rains, wait a day before hiking. I chose to visit Jingo-ji Temple in the morning and then started hiking to Arashiyama. I only encountered a Japanese couple hiking in the opposite direction. The hike takes about 3-4 hours. In the Arashiyama section, you can visit Atago Nenbutsu-ji Temple and Jojakko-ji Temple along the way. There are no shops along the trail, so it's best to bring your own rice balls and drinks. The photos were taken in early December last year.

A Buddhist temple located a 10-minute walk from the Arashiyama Station of the Sagano Scenic Railway in Kyoto. Visiting during the autumn foliage season, the scenery is breathtakingly beautiful. The architectural style of Jojakkoji Temple is also very traditional Japanese, with wooden structures harmoniously blending with the natural environment. Additionally, the temple's serene atmosphere is perfect for quiet meditation, allowing visitors to feel a sense of inner peace. Jojakkoji Temple is a must-visit attraction in Arashiyama, Kyoto. Whether you are a nature lover or interested in Buddhist culture, you will find solace here. Highly recommended for everyone to visit!

There is a hidden red leaf treasure in Kyoto - Jojakko-ji Temple, waiting for you to unlock its autumn secrets! 🏮 Push open the vermilion gate and step into this ancient temple gently caressed by time. You will be greeted by layers of red leaves, like burning flames, illuminating the entire temple. 🍁 Stroll along the moss-covered path, each step on the traces of history, the trees on both sides seem to whisper, telling stories of a thousand years. 👣 Don't forget to visit the silent Buddha statues guarding the temple. They have witnessed countless changes of seasons and generations of joys and sorrows. 🙏 Find the best photo spot, stand at a specific angle, and you will find the red leaves, ancient trees, and buildings complement each other, creating a cinematic effect with just a snap. 📸 When visiting, try to choose weekdays to avoid the weekend and holiday crowds, so you can fully enjoy your own quiet moments. ⏰

"The Land of Eternal Light" is a Buddhist term, meaning "an ideal world without worries and full of wisdom." As the name suggests, from the perspective of Jojakko-ji Temple in Arashiyama, Kyoto, you can have a panoramic view of Sagano and experience the beautiful scenery that is like an ideal hometown. ❤Recommendation reason: Jojakko-ji Temple is located on the hillside of Mt. Ogura, but the 20-minute hike up the mountain does not deter visitors. This is one of the maple viewing spots recommended by various lists during Kyoto’s maple leaf season. ✅Must experience: The shock of the seasonal beauty began on the way to Jojakko-ji Temple. The maple leaves above the path beside the lotus pond behind the bamboo forest were so beautiful, with red, yellow and green maple leaves intertwined. I have never seen such a gorgeous autumn sky in my life. 👍Most Recommended: When you enter the temple, you will first pass through the Niomon Gate with its thatched roof. The two red and yellow maple trees on both sides of the gate are like the Vajra of the ancient temple, guarding this thousand-year-old temple. Climb up the steps and slightly up the mountain from the main hall, and you will see Duobao Hall, which has been designated as an important cultural property. From here you can overlook Sagano and Kyoto city, and on clear days you can even see Mount Hiei. In autumn, the 12-meter-high Duobao Pagoda and the red leaves complement each other, presenting a unique beauty. When going down the mountain, passing by the bell tower, the maple trees here are tall and strong, and the leaves seem to have infinite vitality. 🎫Ticket price: 500 yen ⏰Opening hours: 09:00 - 17:00

If you want to come to Kyoto to enjoy the autumn leaves this fall, the best place to go is around Arashiyama. This time I chose the Jojiguang Temple which has quietly become popular on the Internet. Come with me to witness this gorgeous autumn scenery! 📍Detailed address: No. 3, Kokura-cho, Saga Kokurayama, Ukyo-ku, Kyoto City 🚗Transportation guide: Take the JR Sanin Main Line from Kyoto Station to Saga Arashiyama Station and walk for 20 minutes 🕙Opening hours: 09:00-17:00 💰Ticket price: 500 yen 🌟Highlights: Jojakko-ji Temple is located on the hillside of Ogura Mountain, about a 20-minute walk from the station. The temple is built on the mountain, small and exquisite, presenting a Japanese aesthetic style. It is also a Buddhist temple under the Nichiren sect in Sagano, Kyoto. It was a private villa before it was converted into a Buddhist temple in the late 16th century, which has profound meaning. There are nearly 200 maple trees planted in the small temple. In autumn, it presents an autumn picture of red, orange, yellow and green. No wonder it attracts so many tourists to visit. 📌Game Tips: ✅There are many pagodas in Changjiguang Temple. The pagodas against the backdrop of maple leaves present a beautiful autumn picture. No matter how you take pictures, they will look good. It is recommended to come once during the day and once at night. ✅The temple contains an observation deck, which requires climbing, but the slope is not high and can be easily managed by novice hikers. The scenery at the top of the mountain is amazing, and you can even see Kyoto Tower. ✅After passing through Jojakko-ji Temple, you can see the bamboo forest that appeared in "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon". The private mansion that appeared in "Detective Conan: Crimson Love Letter" is also here. ✅There is also a "cat ticket seller" at the entrance of Jojakko-ji Temple. The black kitten is quite friendly. It can be touched casually and will not attack people, no wonder it is loved by so many tourists. ✅Attention to those who like taking photos! Because there will be other light bodies blocking the view in the distance from Jojiko-ji Temple, there will be no sunlight even if you come in the afternoon. You can still take great photos if you come here an hour and a half before sunset!

Jojakkoji Temple Located on the slope of a hill in the suburbs of Kyoto, such as Arashiyama area. This temple was built around 1596. The temple itself is not very large and looks simple. In autumn, it is full of maple trees that change color. Both the walkway and stairs leading to the temple grounds It is a temple with a peaceful natural atmosphere. Inside the temple, there is an important landmark, the "Taho-to Pagoda" A culturally significant building of the temple and is also important to the Nichirenzu sect of Buddhism. #AutumnTravel #Jojakkoji #Japantemple #autumninjapan #japantrip #TravelJapanByYourself

To see the autumn leaves in Kyoto, just come here is enough. Without further ado, this is the best place to see the autumn leaves in Kyoto! When the autumn leaves season is nearing its end, the maple leaves at popular check-in places like Rurikoin Temple and Sanzenin Temple have mostly fallen, and it's crowded and requires a reservation to enter! But it's different here, I spent a full two hours taking photos on this small path before entering the temple. Still not enough! Who understands this

Arashiyama is a famous attraction in Kyoto, Japan, known for its beautiful natural scenery and rich history and culture. Every autumn, the autumn leaves of Arashiyama are even more breathtaking, and Changjikoji Temple is one of the best places to enjoy the autumn colors of Arashiyama. Changjikoji Temple is a Buddhist temple located at the foothills of Mount Arashiyama, founded in the 13th century. The temple has many exquisite buildings and works of art, the most famous of which is the "Niomon Gate", where two tall statues of Nioh guard the temple gate. When you come to Changjiguang Temple in autumn, you will see patches of fiery red maple leaves, which decorate the temple particularly beautifully. In front of the Ino Gate, visitors can enjoy a panoramic view of Arashiyama, the mountains, rivers, temples, everything is dyed golden by autumn colors. The autumn colors of Changjiguang Temple are not only beautiful, but also full of Zen atmosphere. Walk around the temple’s premises, feel the breath of autumn, quietly admire the maple leaves, feel the gifts of nature and the Zen majesty of the temple. Changjikoji Temple is one of the most beautiful places in Arashiyama with the most beautiful autumn colors, and it is also the best place to feel the Zen atmosphere. If you have the opportunity to come to Arashiyama, you must come here to feel the charm of the autumn colors of this temple. #Japan must-see photo spots #Arashiyama #Tsunjikoji Temple #Temple #Autumn Leaves #Nature #History and Culture #Japan Travel

Kyoto Changzheguang Temple, a temple on the mountainside of Lushan Mountain, where you can look up and see the panoramic view of Lushan. The quaint atmosphere of this temple has a very special mystery, which is especially suitable for my witch costume! Of course, because there are too many people in the temple, I waited until it was dark before I took a selfie of no one. At night, the small street lights lit up, and I felt that there would be a hill demon around. After entering the mountain gate, the scenery in front of you was amazing and staggering. Above the top of the head, the eyes caused by the gaze are all covered with golden pieces, and the tourists are full of praise. In spring and summer, everything here is a vibrant green, quiet and safe, extraordinary and refined. Autumn, gorgeous and dazzling; spring and summer, elegant and leisurely, each has its own merits. Changleguang Temple Maple Leaf is red, and the ground is also beginning to be paved with red carpet. The red leaves of the mountains and plains are partly green, green and bamboo, and there are several trees with yellow leaves. The colors are rich and colorful. Through the winding stone steps, looking at the solemn and quiet temples in the distance, this is natural and human. A wonderful combination.

Changzongguang Temple is a Japanese lotus temple located in the right-hand district of Kyoto, Kyoto Prefecture, Japan. It is also the residence of the original Japanese poetry collection "One Hundred People and One Song Collection" by Fujiwara. Changzongguang Temple is famous for its multi-towers and red leaves. It is the premier spot of red leaves in Lushan. Every season when the maple is harvested, the maple leaves of the temple are red, the ginkgo is yellow, and the mountain is far away. There are towers and mountains and rivers. Coming in from the main entrance, climb a small steep slope, you can see the main hall of the Changling Light House. The treasure of Changzhanguang Temple - Duobao Tower, climb up the ladder next to it, all the way to the summit viewing platform. The temple was very quiet, passing through the Renwang Gate, climbing to the hillside, full of green moss, and suddenly realized the winding path, the deep atmosphere of the Zen room.

For the second consecutive year, the Kyoto Maple Leaf is the most memorable one. The most common thing is to go through the mountain gates. The maple trees on both sides of the stairs are on the mountain. The afternoon sun shines from the air, and the gradient maple leaves are swaying in the wind. It is really possible to see the kind of people who feel moved! Japan, Nara 2018.11.23 nikon Z 6

I wrote a travel note about Kyoto's small scenic spots. I thought about it. There are many beautiful but interesting spots that I have deleted from the recommendation, but I just want to leave Changjiguang Temple. Many people, but you can choose to go early, maybe you can shoot the red leaves at the door. The red leaves of Changzhanguang Temple are tall and lush, the layers of forest are dyed, and the gradient is quite rich. The sights are all the red leaves that cover the sky, and the small stone steps are full of tourists who are unable to move up and down, and their eyes are not willing to remove such a scene. Changzhanguang Temple is a Buddhist temple of Nichirenzong in Kyoto's wilderness. It was originally a private mountain village "Time Rain Pavilion" of the Aristocratic Fujiwara of the Heian period, and was later converted into a Buddhist temple at the end of the sixteenth century. "Changling Light" comes from the Buddhist scriptures, meaning that the pure land of Amitabha is the ideal place for Buddhism. Also known as: the beauty on the hillside. Address: 3 Kohura, Ogurayama, Kyoseno-ku, Kyoto City Opening hours: 9