[2025 Kyoto Attraction] Travel Guide for Ninna-ji Temple (Updated Mar)

Visited in July 2023 *Ninna-ji Temple Omuro-Ouchi, Ukyo Ward, Kyoto City Get off at the city bus stop "Omuro-Ninna-ji" 5-minute walk from Omuro Station on the Keifuku Kitano Line Ninna-ji Temple was founded in the 4th year of the Ninna era It is currently the head temple of the Omuro school of Shingon Buddhism😊 The grounds are lined with buildings erected during the Edo period, such as the five-story pagoda and Niomon Gate✨ The Omuro cherry blossoms, which were planted at the same time, are in full bloom in mid-April But like the buildings, It still looks the same today as it did back then🌸 When you pass through the vermilion-painted inner gate, you can see the Kondo, which was relocated from the Imperial Palace's Shishinden, as well as the five-story pagoda and Kannon Hall☺️ It is highly prestigious as a monzeki temple, and has also appeared in many classics such as "Tsurezuregusa" and "Hojoki"✨ This time, a light-up event was being held at this historic temple🎵 Various events are held throughout the seasons, so it's a place you'll want to visit again in a different season😊 #KyotoTourism#777 #KyotoTrip #Kyoto #Shrines &Temples #Ninnaji #WorldHeritage #LightUp

World Heritage Site Ninna-ji Temple in Kyoto Since Kyoto is already a World Heritage Site in many places, why not call Kyoto a World Heritage Site? 🤔 There are plenty of things to see, such as gardens and five-story pagodas 🙆🏻‍♀️ The rare Gyoiko cherry blossoms bloom 🌸 They're green! 😲 It may be hard to notice at first glance. The scenery changes with the seasons, so you can enjoy each season. It's good to go at any time of the year 😊♩ It's surprisingly large, so you'll have to walk around. Please wear comfortable shoes! The transportation access is not too difficult, so I recommend it. #Tourist Spot #Kyoto #World Heritage Site #Prayer #Photo Spot

This is Ninna-ji Temple, which is registered as a World Heritage Site as part of the "Cultural Assets of Ancient Kyoto." We pass through Niomon Gate, which is one of Kyoto's three major gates and is designated as an Important Cultural Property. The five-story pagoda, surrounded by autumn leaves, is also designated as an Important Cultural Property. The Kondo Hall is a national treasure. This time, we were able to go inside, and it was an experience to see a valuable cultural asset, a "World Heritage Site," and a "National Treasure." #AutumnTrip #Kyoto #KyotoTrip #WorldHeritage #KyotoTourism

Ninna-ji Temple is the head temple of the Omuro school of Shingon Buddhism, and is also known as the Omurogosho (Omuro Palace) because Emperor Uda lived there after he became a monk. The Omuro cherry blossoms at Ninna-ji Temple, which are said to be the latest to bloom in Kyoto, bloom from mid- to late April, and many people visit the temple along with the prestigious Ninna-ji Temple, where members of the imperial family served as chief priests until the Meiji period. 📌 33 Omuro Ouchi, Ukyo-ku, Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture 616-8092 #KyotoTourism #Ninna-ji Temple #CherryBlossoms

\\Tourist Spots// Ninna-ji Temple was founded in 888. In the temple grounds, you can see buildings built during the Edo period, such as the five-story pagoda and the Niomon Gate. Ninna-ji Temple is famous for its "Omuro Sakura", but the autumn leaves were also beautiful. Kyoto is popular throughout the year, but it is especially popular during the autumn leaves season, when you can enjoy the beautiful scenery. Visited: November 25, 2021 Facility name 📍 Head Temple Ninna-ji Address 📍 33 Omuro Ouchi, Ukyo Ward, Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture #Autumn leaves spot #Light up #Kyoto sightseeing #Autumn leaves viewing #Autumn trip #Kyoto trip #Historic site #Autumn leaves

During the autumn foliage season, Ninna-ji Temple is lit up at night, offering a different charm than during the day🌙. The historic five-story pagoda and Omuro Palace are illuminated in soft light, and the red and orange autumn leaves stand out against the night sky, creating a breathtaking beauty🍂. The illuminated autumn leaves reflected in the garden create a spectacular mirror-like scene on the surface of the water, and you can't help but stare at them💡. The harmony of light and color in the silence is a moment that heals the soul. Visit Ninna-ji Temple at night in autumn to experience a fantastic world that is different from daytime✨. #AutumnKyoto #FamousFoliageSpots #FantasticScenery #KyotoTrip #DomesticTrip #Ninna-ji Temple

#京都景点 Walking into the quiet atmosphere of Ninna-ji Temple is like being in a quiet painting. 🌸This Japanese Zen temple is famous for its ancient architecture and tranquil environment. Every step is full of Zen, which makes people feel peaceful. The courtyards in the garden are cleverly designed, with pebbles and mosses interweaving to create beautiful pictures. 🏞️Walking on the cobblestone road, you can hear the whisper of the breeze, as if you are talking to nature. You can't help but take a deep breath and feel the tranquility of the moment. Sitting quietly in the courtyard while enjoying the surrounding natural scenery allows the mind to fully relax, as if time has stopped here. Every corner here is an ideal photo spot, especially those ancient wooden doors and exquisite stone lanterns, which will definitely make your camera fall in love with them! 📸

A UNESCO World Heritage Site located in the heart of Kyoto. This ancient temple was founded in 888 by Emperor Uda. It is famous for its deep connections to the Japanese imperial family and its peaceful atmosphere. Take a stroll through the temple's beautiful gardens. Marvel at the iconic five-story pagoda. And enjoy the tranquility of the Omuro cherry blossoms that bloom in late spring. Don't miss the pagoda surrounded by autumn leaves. This is one of the most beautiful spots in Kyoto. 🍂 ------------------------------------------- #kyoto #autumn #japantrip #kyotoautumn #kansai #traveljapanbyyourself #autumnleaves #kyoto #visitkyoto #thickbrows #getdiscountwithoutluck -------------------------------------------

It is one of the most important temples in Kyoto. It is also registered as a World Heritage Site. It is also a very famous cherry blossom viewing spot. The best time to see cherry blossoms here is around mid-April. It is also a beautiful place to see autumn leaves. How to get there From Kyoto Station: You can take the JR Bus. It takes about 30 minutes (230 yen). Or take the train and get off at Omuro Ninnaji Station. (Keifuku Kitano Line) and walk for 10 minutes. Open every day from 9:00 to 17:00. (Closes at 16:30 from December to February.) Last entry 30 minutes before closing time. ------------------------------------------- #kyoto #autumn #japantrip #kyotoautumn #kansai #traveljapanbyyourself #autumnleaves #kyoto #traveltokyo #thickbrows #getdiscountwithoutluck -------------------------------------------

Ninnaji Temple Kyoto, Japan This temple was built in the Edo period. It has a long history. Another temple in Kyoto. The highlight of this temple is the Goten Palace. A large wooden building with a walkway connecting it. The front of the building is a wide rock garden. Which has an architectural style The same as the Imperial Palace. Another highlight of the temple is the 5-story pagoda. Surrounded by a low cherry blossom garden. ------------------------------------------- #kyoto #autumn #japantrip #kyotoautumn #kansai #traveljapanbyyourself #autumnleaves #kyoto #travelkyoto #thickbrows #getdiscountwithoutluck -------------------------------------------

#tokyotrip Address: 33 Omuroouchi, Ukyo Ward, Kyoto, Japan Ninnaji Temple is a very important Buddhist temple founded in the 9th century and designated as a UNESCO World Heritage site. The temple is rich in history and cultural significance, with impressive architecture, including the main hall and pagoda, as well as extensive surrounding gardens. The atmosphere is quiet and shady. It is worth a visit. #temple #kyoto #japan

Founded around 888 AD in the early Heian period Emperor Koko He had the idea to build the temple “Nishiyama Gokanji” but passed away before the temple was completed Later, Emperor Uda, his son supervised the construction until it was completed and the temple’s name was changed to “Ninnaji” As a result of several wars and fires The original buildings and structures of Ninnaji Temple were burned down The current buildings are newly built in the early Edo period An interesting thing about Ninnaji Temple is the Goten building, which used to be the residence of the head priest It is a large wooden building with a long corridor connecting There are sliding doors covered in gold leaf Outside is a beautifully landscaped Japanese garden Ninnaji Temple is registered as a World Heritage Site Important historical sites 1994 by UNESCO #kyototravel #kyoto #japan #japantrip #ninnaji #kyototemples

One of Kyoto's World Heritage temples It is considered one of the most important temples of Shingon Buddhism founded by the Emperor in 888 It is different from other temples because a member of the imperial family has been the abbot for hundreds of years and hence the temple's other name "Omuro Imperial Palace" When visiting Ninnaji Temple, a highlight not to be missed is the Goten building which was originally the residence of various abbots located in the southwest of the temple What makes it stand out is its architecture which is the same style as the Imperial Palace which is famous for its beauty and elegance There is a connecting path inside that is decorated in a luxurious style The door is an old Japanese sliding door with beautiful paintings painted on it The building is surrounded by a rock garden and a traditional Japanese pond Although we can see the beauty of the building, many parts were destroyed during the war. Later, they were rebuilt in the Edo period. The newly built parts include the main hall, Kannon Hall, the Niomon Front Gate, Chumon Inner Gate, and the Five-Storied Pagoda. Ninnaji Temple is a temple with a luxurious atmosphere of the imperial family from the architecture of the building. It is also one of the cherry blossom and autumn leaves viewing spots that many people should not miss. #visitkyoto #autumnleaves #japantrip #japan #kyoto #kyototravel #kyototrip

Ninna-ji Temple, established in 888, is the head temple of the Omuro school of the Shingon sect. After flourishing during the Kamakura period, most of it was destroyed in the Onin War, but it was rebuilt in 1634 with the support of Tokugawa Shogun Iemitsu. The temple grounds feature historical buildings from the Edo period, such as the five-story pagoda and the Nio Gate. Since its founding, the temple has housed many treasures, including the principal image of the Amida Triad, Buddhist paintings, and crafts. The entire area is designated as a national historic site known as the 'Former Site of Ninna-ji Imperial Residence,' and the late-blooming Omuro cherry blossoms are designated as a national scenic beauty. Access Kyoto City, Ukyo Ward, Omuro Ouchi (immediately after getting off at 'Omuro Ninna-ji' bus stop or a 5-minute walk from 'Omuro Station' on the Keifuku Kitano Line).

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~ Kyoto Prefecture ~ World Heritage Site Ninna-ji Temple Ninna-ji Temple, a World Heritage Site with a very beautiful garden. It is a recommended spot to visit in 2024, the Year of the Dragon! ❓❓Why Ninna-ji Temple in the Year of the Dragon❓❓Last year, Shogi player Fujii Souta won consecutive matches in the Ryuo Tournament! The match took place at Ninna-ji Temple! It is also a hot topic as a power spot in honor of Shogi player Fujii Souta 🐲 Dragon = Dragon Let's go to get the power of the Ryuo Tournament this year, the Year of the Dragon ✨💡Checkpoint💡☑️You can see the World Heritage Japanese garden☑️There are plenty of limited-edition paper-cutting goshuin☑️You can take pictures of scenery that you can't usually see! ☑️The vast grounds have many sights, including the five-story pagoda, the main hall, and the palace☑️Open corridors! You can enjoy the spectacular view and take photos◎Ninna-ji Temple, with its solemn atmosphere, is a temple that I always visit every time I go to Kyoto. It's not as crowded as the city center, and it's a hidden spot in Kyoto! Ninna-ji Temple has a long history, but the gardens, halls, main hall and grounds are very large and there is a lot to see 😊 It is a photogenic spot, a great place for sightseeing in Kyoto, people who want to take photos, people who want to enjoy World Heritage sites, people who like history, and people who want to collect temple stamps ◎ ➖Outing Plans➖📍Spot name Ninna-ji Temple Ninna-ji Temple Address: 33 Omuro-ouchi, Ukyo-ku, Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture 616-8092 Opening hours: 9:00-17:00 (last admission 16:30) Fee: Adults ¥800, free for high school students and younger Recommendation: A walk through the World Heritage site and feel the history ⚠ Caution: The grounds are large, so we recommend comfortable walking shoes! ➖Access➖Train/Bus🚌・Kyoto Station Sagano Line (Platform 31/32/33) ↓ Marumachi Station City Bus 26 (approx. 10 mins)・If using Randen (Keifuku Electric Railway) Ninnaji Station (approx. 3 mins walk) Bus🚌・Kyoto Station Takao/Keihoku Line (approx. 30 mins) Car🚗 Meishin Expressway Kyoto Minami Interchange (approx. 40 mins) Kyoto Higashi Interchange (approx. 40 mins) #0 yen trip #World Heritage Sites #World Heritage Site Tours #japantrip #japantravel #japantemple #Japanese Travel #Collecting Goshuin Stamps

~ Kyoto Prefecture ~ World Heritage Site Ninna-ji Temple World Heritage Site Ninna-ji Temple has a very beautiful garden. Recommended spot to visit in 2024, the Year of the Dragon! ❓❓Why is it a Power Spot of Competition?❓❓Founded in 888, it has been protected and rebuilt by the people of Kyoto despite numerous wars and earthquakes, and has become a World Heritage Site! Many monks are from noble families, and it is a prestigious temple with ties to the Imperial family! Recently, it has been called a Power Spot of Competition after Fujii Sota won the Ryuo tournament! 💡Checkpoint💡☑️You can see the Japanese garden of the World Heritage Site☑️There are plenty of limited-edition paper-cutting goshuin stamps! ☑️A Power Spot where Fujii Sota also won! ☑️The vast grounds have many sights, including the five-story pagoda, the main hall, and the palace☑️Open corridors! You can enjoy the spectacular view and it's also great for taking photos ◎ #0 yen trip #World Heritage Site #Ninna-ji Temple #Temple stamp #Kyoto #Kyoto sightseeing #Kyoto trip #kyototrip #kyototravel #japantemple #japantrip #Travel with me #Travel around the Japanese culture

~ Kyoto Prefecture ~ World Heritage Site Ninnaji Temple World Heritage Site Ninnaji Temple has a very beautiful garden. Recommended spot to visit in 2024, the Year of the Dragon! 💡Checkpoint💡☑️See the World Heritage Japanese garden☑️Abundant limited edition paper-cutting goshuin☑️Take photos of scenery you can't normally see! ☑️The vast grounds have many sights, including the five-story pagoda, main hall, and palace☑️Open corridors! Enjoy the spectacular views and take photos◎ Ninnaji Temple, with its solemn atmosphere, is a temple I always visit every time I go to Kyoto. It's not as crowded as the city center, and it's a hidden gem in Kyoto! Ninna-ji Temple has a long history, but the gardens, halls, main hall, and grounds are very large and there is a lot to see 😊 It's a photogenic spot, a great place for sightseeing in Kyoto, taking photos, enjoying World Heritage sites, history lovers, and collecting temple stamps ◎ ➖Plans for outings➖📍Spot name Ninna-ji Temple Ninna-ji Temple Address: 33 Omuro-Ouchi, Ukyo-ku, Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture 616-8092 Opening hours: 9:00-17:00 (last entry 16:30) Cost: Adults ¥800, free for high school students and younger Recommendation: A walk through the World Heritage site to feel the history ⚠ Important note: The grounds are large, so we recommend wearing comfortable walking shoes! ➖Access➖Train・Bus🚌・Kyoto Station Sagano Line (Platform 31/32/33) ↓ Marumachi Station City Bus No. 26 for about 10 minutes・If using Randen (Keifuku Electric Railway) Ninnaji Station, walk for about 3 minutes Bus🚌・Kyoto Station Takao・Keihoku Line for about 30 minutes Car🚗 Meishin Expressway Kyoto Minami Interchange for about 40 minutes Kyoto Higashi Interchange for about 40 minutes ~ Kyoto Prefecture ~ World Heritage Site Ninnaji Temple World Heritage Site Ninnaji Temple has a very beautiful garden. Recommended spot to visit in 2024, the Year of the Dragon! 💡Checkpoint💡 ☑️See the World Heritage Japanese garden ☑️Abundant limited edition paper cutout goshuin ☑️Take photos of scenery you can't normally see! ☑️The vast grounds have many sights, including the five-story pagoda, main hall, and palace ☑️Open corridors! Enjoy the spectacular views and take photos◎ Ninnaji Temple, with its solemn atmosphere, is a temple I always visit every time I go to Kyoto. It's not as crowded as the city center, and it's a hidden gem in Kyoto! Ninna-ji Temple has a long history, but the gardens, halls, main hall, and grounds are very large and there is a lot to see 😊 It's a photogenic spot, a great place for sightseeing in Kyoto, taking photos, enjoying World Heritage sites, history lovers, and collecting temple stamps ◎ ➖Plans for outings➖ 📍Spot name Ninna-ji Temple Ninna-ji Temple Address: 33 Omuro-Ouchi, Ukyo-ku, Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture 616-8092 Opening hours: 9:00-17:00 (last entry 16:30) Cost: Adults ¥800, free for high school students and younger Recommendation: A walk through the World Heritage site that gives you a sense of history ⚠ Caution: The grounds are large, so we recommend wearing comfortable walking shoes! ➖Access➖ Train・Bus🚌 ・Kyoto Station Sagano Line (Platform 31/32/33) ↓ Marumachi Station City Bus 26 (approx. 10 minutes) ・If using Randen (Keifuku Electric Railway) Ninnaji Station (approx. 3 minute walk) Bus🚌・Kyoto Station Takao・Keihoku Line (approx. 30 minutes) Car🚗 Meishin Expressway Kyoto Minami Interchange (approx. 40 minutes) Kyoto Higashi Interchange (approx. 40 minutes) #Travel with me #Kyoto #Kyoto sightseeing #Kyoto trip #Temples and shrines #Visiting temples and shrines #Visiting temples and shrines in Kyoto #World Heritage Sites #Visiting World Heritage Sites #Trip to World Heritage Sites #Power Spots #Visiting Power Spots #JapanTemple #JapanTravel #JapanTrip #KyotoTravel #KyotoJapan #KyotoTrip #KyotoTemples #Temple Stamps #Collecting Temple Stamps #Historic Sites with a Historical Feel #Trip to Experience Historical Culture #Tourist Spots with a Historical Feel #History Lovers #Historical Buildings #WorldHeritage

This time we will introduce the Omuro Sakura at Ninna-ji Temple 🥰🌸 This Omuro Sakura is located in a grove of cherry blossoms famous for their late blooming🌸 It has been loved by the common people since the Edo period and has been written about in many waka poems. The tree is short, at about 3m tall, and is famous as a cherry blossom that can be enjoyed at eye level. The scenery of the five-story pagoda and the cherry blossoms is very beautiful and elegant, so it's worth seeing at least once☺️🌸 📍33 Omuro Ouchi, Ukyo Ward, Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture🚃 From JR Kyoto Station, transfer to JR Uzumasa Station on the San'in Main Line, then take the Keifuku Electric Railway (Randen) Kitano Line to Omuro Ninna-ji Temple. From JR Kyoto Station, take city bus 26 and get off at Omuro Ninna-ji Temple.🚗 From the Kyoto Higashi IC or Kyoto Minami IC on the Meishin Expressway, head to Kyoto City (30 minutes)⏰8:30-17:30 (reception 17:00)💰Adults 500 yen (3/23-5/6), high school students and younger are free to support the culture of the next generation#Kyoto #KyotoTourism #Ninna-ji Temple #OmuroSakura #CherryBlossomViewing #CherryBlossomViewingSpots #Sakura2024

#KyotoTrip #KyotoSightseeing #KyotoNinnaji #TempleTour The gate of Ninnaji, a World Heritage Site, is one of the three great gates of Kyoto and an important cultural property, the Niomon Gate, with one Kongorikishi statue on each side. The two Kongo statues, "Agyo" and "Ungyo", are called Nio statues because they are installed at Niomon Gate. The two statues have different expressions. The "Agyo" on the right expresses anger on the surface, while the "Ungyo" on the left expresses hidden anger, and both statues have angry expressions. The two Nio statues were installed to prevent enemies of Buddhism from entering Ninnaji, and looking at these two powerful Nio statues with angry expressions makes you feel that Ninnaji is well protected. The Niomon Gate is large and beautiful, and its majestic appearance remains unchanged from the time of its construction, giving you a sense of the deep history of Kyoto's temples. When you visit Ninna-ji Temple, be sure to first compare the expressions of the two Nio statues, "A-gata" and "Un-gata," at Niomon Gate, and then take your time to enjoy Ninna-ji Temple. The nearest bus stop to Ninna-ji Temple is "Omuro-Ninnaji-mae," and it is about a 3-minute walk from the temple.

🌸Recommended🌸 If you want to see cherry blossoms in Kyoto, this is the place🌸 "Ninna-ji Temple" Even after the Somei-Yoshino cherry blossoms are over in Kyoto, the cherry blossom season is not over yet🌸 The representative of late-blooming cherry blossoms in Kyoto is the "Omuro Sakura" at Ninna-ji Temple, which is in full bloom in mid-April🌸 You can't talk about cherry blossoms in Kyoto without seeing this Omuro Sakura🌸 The Omuro Sakura at Ninna-ji Temple is in full bloom in mid-April🌸 Last year, the Omuro Sakura at Ninna-ji Temple in 2023 was already in full bloom on April 3rd! It was in full bloom in early April🌸 [Ninna-ji Temple] Address: 33 Omuro Ouchi, Ukyo-ku, Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture Hours: 9:00 to 17:00 #Sakura2024 #SakuraStrategy #SakuraFestival #KyotoSakura #Ninna-ji Temple #SpringTrip #JapaneseSakura #Kyoto

#KyotoTrip #KyotoTourism #Ninnaji #Temples & Shrines #Temples Walking through the vast, lush grounds of Ninnaji, I felt the solemn, splendid, and refined Japanese beauty that is unique to temples. Instead of the flashy vermilion torii gates and gold decorations, the solid wooden pillars have turned brown over time, giving a sense of weight and depth. The building has also remained the same since it was first built, and when the cherry blossoms bloom in a little while, the sight of the cherry blossoms starting to bloom in layers, just like the building, is said to be gorgeous and beautiful. I wanted to come back when the cherry blossoms bloom. The main hall, the gardens and ponds of the Imperial Palace Gardens, and the grounds are all beautiful, and the aesthetic of minimalism, unique to Japan, is striking. The white sand garden and pond, the green trees reflected on the water, the blue sky and white clouds, all looked so beautiful in nature, like a painting. The main hall of Ninna-ji Temple, a World Heritage Site, is also called the Ninna-ji Palace, and is such a beautiful temple that you can't help but be captivated by its majestic and magnificent appearance.

🌸Ninna-ji Temple in Kyoto was built in 888. March and April are the cherry blossom seasons, and tickets for the cherry blossom season go on sale from 8:30 in the morning, so if you arrive early, you can enjoy the cherry blossoms before the crowds arrive. When passing through Niomon, there was a long queue. This is the legendary Omuro Sakura. There is a magnificent cherry blossom tree that is over 350 years old. 🌸The travel guide written by Kaihara Station Research Institute in the Edo period stated that the cherry blossoms in Yoshino and Ninna-ji were the best. Kawabata Yasunari also commented that when he saw the cherry blossoms in the large room, he felt as if he had fulfilled his spring obligations. Then this is a must see! 🌸First, queue up to buy tickets (500 yen), and then go through the middle gate to see the entrance to Omuro Sakura. The cherry blossoms are in full bloom and there are crowds of people. You can also enjoy the small Omuro cherry blossoms up close. 🌸The cherry blossom trees in the temple are very well maintained. Tourists who come here should remember to be careful not to touch the cherry blossoms when taking photos. It would be a pity if they fall. #Sakura2024

🌲 One of the three major gates in Japan, 'Ninna-ji', Mountain gate, Heavenly King Details of architectural construction 🌿 Courtyard, moss, koi 👑 Historically, the place where the Japanese royal family converted to Buddhism after abdication 'Omuro Ninna-ji' From the ninth century AD, cherry blossoms🌸 are 'Omuro Sakura'❀ Large area free🆓 courtyard ticket🎫 800JPY.

#hiddengems During my visit to Ninna-ji Temple in Kyoto, the rich history of Buddhism unfolded before me. Established in 886, this revered site, also known as Omuro Imperial Palace, stands as a testament to Japan's spiritual heritage. Its graceful 5-story pagoda and meticulously curated gardens cast a serene ambiance, inviting visitors to immerse themselves in tranquility. As I wandered through the temple grounds, each step felt like a journey through time, surrounded by the echoes of ancient rituals and profound wisdom. The intricate architecture and lush landscapes whispered tales of emperors and monks, leaving an indelible mark on my soul. Ninna-ji Temple remains not just a World Heritage Site, but a sacred sanctuary preserving Japan's cultural essence for generations to come.

#JapanTravel How to get there: 33 Omuro Ouchi, Ukyo Ward, Kyoto, 616-8092, Japan Attraction: Ninnaji (Inhwaji Temple) Ninnaji Temple, located in Tokyo, exhibits and preserves many Japanese national treasures! The most famous ones are the five-story pagoda and the Kondo. The five-story pagoda, built in 1644, is a 36.18m tall, five-story wooden structure. It is said that a Buddhist statue is enshrined inside the pagoda.🙏 The main building of the temple, the Kondo, was relocated from the place where the emperors held their enthronement ceremonies. It is said to be the oldest Shishinden in Japan.🙊 #TokyoTravel #Ninnaji

#JapanTravel How to get there: 33 Omuro Ouchi, Ukyo Ward, Kyoto, 616-8092, Japan Attraction: Ninnaji (Inhwasa Temple) Ninnaji is a temple located in Kyoto City, the center of Kyoto Prefecture, Japan! It opened in 888, and you can see the five-storied pagoda and the Golden Hall, which are important cultural properties of Japan! It is also famous for cherry blossoms in spring and autumn foliage in fall.☺️ At the entrance of Ninnaji is the Important Cultural Property Niomon. The two-story Niomon is considered one of the three major temple gates of Kyoto, along with the Sanmon of Chion-in and Nanzen-ji.👍 #TokyoTravel #Ninnaji

Ninna-ji Temple, located in Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture, is the head temple of the Omuro school of Shingon Buddhism, built in 888. It is also known as the Omuro Palace because Emperor Uda lived there after he became a monk. The Omuro cherry blossoms at Ninna-ji Temple, said to be the latest to bloom in Kyoto, bloom from mid- to late April, attracting many visitors who come to see the prestigious Ninna-ji Temple, where a member of the imperial family served as the chief priest until the Meiji period. There are also many other sights to see, such as the 36-meter-tall five-story pagoda, the oldest surviving Shishinden Hall, which is registered as a national treasure, and the Kannon Hall, an important cultural property. 📌Ninna-ji Temple 📌570 Higashishiokoji-cho, Shimogyo-ku, Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture 600-8216 📌40 minutes from Kyoto Station by city bus "Route 26" 📌Famous rating: ★★★★☆ #Kyoto sightseeing #777 #Kyoto trip #Kyoto Ninna-ji Temple #Ninna-ji Temple #Kyoto #Temple tour #Temple #Goshuin collection #Goshuin #Temple #National treasure

There are innumerable temples and shrines in Kyoto, but it is rare to find a few that can calm your soul. Ninna-ji Temple is a good choice. This temple is actually not very big, but the garden is very beautiful. If you want to experience sitting in a Japanese corridor and listening to the birds singing and the rain, this is the perfect place. Unlike other popular shrines, there are relatively fewer tourists here. Although there is an entrance fee of 800 yen, it is worth a quiet afternoon. Ninna-ji Temple was founded in 888. The temple is almost entirely made up of historical sites, and the traditional sliding doors are still preserved. They undergo regular maintenance every year. The air in the temple is very fresh, and it feels like entering a paradise. You can pay to enter the teahouse, or you can copy some Buddhist scriptures. Regardless of whether there is a charge or not, you can feel your mind calmed as soon as you step in here. It is very relaxing. The breeze in the corridor blows away your worries, and the beautiful courtyard also tells of the classical charm. It is a beautiful experience that some tour groups cannot give you. Of course there are also shops selling goods, but the things sold here are cheap compared to Japanese prices. Their fortune-telling poems are mainly recommended. There are more than 10 ways to draw, and they are especially interesting when paired with small ornaments and accessories. The price is about 300-500 yen. Recommended: Their black bean gift box, which costs about 600 yen (I forgot the exact price), has a temple pattern printed on the outside, and the box alone is worth the money.