\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
Ginkakuji Temple \/ Silver Pavilion<\/h5>\n
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\nLocated in the northern end of the Path of Philosophy, Ashikaga 8th built his retirement villa on the grounds of today\u2019s temple, modeling it after Golden Pavilion, his grandfather\u2019s retirement villa on the other side of town. The villa was converted to a Zen temple after his death in 1490. Despite its name, the Silver Pavilion is simply a nickname to distinguish it from Golden Pavilion.
\n A sand garden called the sea of silver sand is one of the main elements to the temple grounds. A mount of sand representing Mount. Fuji really stands out within the natural setting. The pond is smaller than Kinkakuji temple, but the grounds have much more vegetation allowing the visitor to feel closer to nature. The area around Ginkakuji has some amazing mosses. The temple and its gardens are considered one of the best examples of Wabi-sabi.<\/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
Kiyomizu Temple<\/h5>\n
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\nKiyomizu temple, formally Otowa-san Kiyomizu-dera, is a Buddhist temple in eastern Kyoto and is one of the city\u2019s most popular temples. The temple was first built in 778 and then the Shogun of the early Heian period developed infrastructure as a temple. The temple has attracted pilgrims since then.
\nThe main hall, which houses a 11-headed Kannon figure, has a huge verandah that justs out over the hillside, supported by 139, 15 miter -high wooden pillars. Beneath the main hall is the Otowa waterfall, where three channels of a waterfall into a pond. Visitors drink the sacred water believed to bestow health and long life.
\nKiyomizu temple affords visitors a nice view of the numerous cherry and maple trees and the city. <\/p>\n
\u3010Information\u3011
\nAddress:
\n1-294, Kiyomizu, Higashiyama-Ku, Kyoto, 605-0862
\nAccess:
\n\u30fbA 10-minute walk from \u201cGojozaka\u201d Bus Stop on the City Bus #206,100 at Kyoto Sta.
\nTime:
\n6:00~18:00
\n\uff0aThe closing time changes depending on the season.
\nAdmission Fee:
\n400 yen\uff08Older than 15-year old\uff09200\u5186\uff086-15 years old\uff09<\/p>\n