\nByodoin Temple<\/a>
\nUjigami Shrine<\/a>
\nDaigoji Temple<\/a>
\nNijo Castle<\/a>
\nNishi Hongaji Temple<\/a>
\nToji Temple<\/a>
\nSaihoji Temple<\/a>
\nTenryuji Temple<\/a>
\nKosanji Temple<\/a>
\nNinnaji Temple<\/a>
\nRyoanji Temple<\/a>
\nKinkakuji Temple<\/a>
\nKamigamo Shrine<\/a>
\nShimogammo<\/a>
\nHieizan Enryakuji Temple<\/a>
\nGinkakuji Temple<\/a>
\nKiyomizu Temple<\/a>\n<\/p>\n
Kamigamo Shrine<\/h5>\n
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\nLocated in northern Kyoto is Kamigamo Jinja with a rich history as one of the important Shinto sanctuaries in Kyoto. Established on 678, it is dedicated to the god of thunder.
\nMany royal families and nobles have been having a high degree of sanctity or holiness since ancient times.
\nThe main hall and sub hall are designated as National treasure because of the construction method. The most main hall of shrines in Japan is influenced by Kamigamo\u2019s. It is worth the effort for fans of Shinto shrines.<\/p>\n
\u3010Information\u3011
\nAddress:
\n339 Kamigamo Motoyama, Kita Ku, Kyoto, 603-8047
\nAccess:
\n\u30fbA short walk from \u201cKamigamojinja mae\u201d Bus Stop on the City Bus #4 at Kyoto Sta.
\n\u30fb15-minute walk from \u201cKitayama\u201d Sta. on the Subway Karasuma Line
\nTime:
\n5:30~16:00 (Nino Torii\uff09
\n8:00~15:45 (Romon Gate\uff09
\nAdmission Fee:
\nGeneral Admission is free.
\n\uff1cNational Treasure Observation\uff1e
\n500 yen\uff08Older than 13-year old\uff09<\/p>\n
Shimogamo Shrine<\/h5>\n
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\nShimogamo shrine is traditionally linked with the Kamigamo shrine to the north, with the two referred to collectively as the Kamo Shrines. It is said that the Kamo family established the shrine in BC. 658 to enshrine their ancestor and the god of thunder for flood control and good harvest. The two main halls are found in the same year of Kamigamo\u2019s, which is the same point for the selection of UNESCO World Heritage Sites.<\/p>\n
\u3010Information\u3011
\nAddress:
\n33 Omuroouchi, Ukyo Ku, Kyoto 616-8092
\nAccess:
\n\u30fbA short walk from \u201cArashiyama Tenryuji mae\u201d Bus Stop on the City Bus #11,28,93 at Kyoto Sta.
\nTime:
\n9:00~16:30 (March to November\uff09
\n9:00~16:00 (December to February\uff09
\nAdmission Fee:
\n\uff1cPalace & Gardens\uff1e
\n500 yen\uff08Older than 15-year old\uff09300\u5186\uff086-15 years old\uff09<\/p>\n
Hieizan Enryakuji Temple<\/h5>\n
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\nHieizan Enryakuji Temple is the head temple of the Tendai Sect founded in 788 by Priest Saicho. It is located at the top of Mt. Hieion the border of Kyoto and Shiga Prefecture. The name of Enryakuji is the general term for 150 small temples. Enryakuji’s attractions are concentrated in three areas: East area, West area, and Yokokawa area. The east side faces Japan\u2019s largest lake, Lake Biwa, and the west side faces Japan\u2019s ancient capital, Kyoto. With its beautiful natural environment and 1,200 years of history and tradition.
\nThe reason why the temple is the one of the World Heritage Sites is that many influential monks later sects trained here. They cultivated the history of Buddhism in Japan.<\/p>\n
\u3010Information\u3011
\nAddress:
\n4220 Sakamotohon Cho, Otsu City, Shiga, 520-0116
\nAccess:
\n\u30fbA 20-minute walk from JR Hieizan Sakamoto Station
\n\u30fbA 10-minute walk from Keihan Sakamoto Station
\nTime:
\n\uff1cEast area\uff1e
\n8:30 ~ 16:30 (March to November)
\n9:00 ~ 16:00 (December)
\n9:00 ~ 16:30 (January and February)
\n\uff1cEast area\uff1e
\n9:00~16:00 (March to November)
\n9:30~15:30 (December)
\n9:30~16:00 (January and February)
\nAdmission Fee:
\n\uff1cEast area, West area, and Yokokawa area\uff1e
\n1,000 yen\uff08Adult\uff09600yen\uff0812-18 years old\uff09300yen\uff08Elementary School student\uff09
\n\uff1cNational Treasure Admission\uff1e
\n500yen\uff08Adult\uff09300yen\uff0812-18 years old\uff09100yen\uff08Elementary School student\uff09<\/p>\n