Jakko-in Temple

A tranquil temple with a sense of history located in a deep mountain village apart from the city

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This is a nunnery of the Tendai sect that is said to have been built in the year 594 by Prince Shotoku. The natural environment and tranquility to be found within this mountain village temple are beautiful. Following the loss of the Main Hall to fire in 2000, the building has been reconstructed to its original appearance. There is a pond which has been created to draw water from the mountainside, and no matter from which angle you view it, a stroll garden has been designed so that it looks like it is showing the front, a highly regarded masterpiece.
Business Hours

March 1st-November 30th 9am~5pm December 1st-December 31st 9am~4:30pm January 1st-January 3rd 10am~4pm January 4th-February 28th 9am~4:30pm
Price
Adult: 600 YEN
Children: 100 YEN

High school students 600 JPY Junior high school students 350 JPY
Address
676 Ohara, Kusaocho, Sakyo-ku, Kyoto
Phone
(075) 744-3341

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