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Jojakko-ji Temple

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  • Jojakko-ji Temple

  • Jojakko-ji Temple
    • Jojakko-ji is the Buddhist temple of the Nichiren sect in Sagano in Kyoto.
    • The combination of the autumnal leaves beside the other stone steps and moss is wonderful to Hondo.
    • The statue of Nio told that Unkei manufactured stands on Nio-mon gate

The autumnal leaves of Jojakko-ji.

    The autumnal leaves of Jojakko-ji.

  • If the precincts of a temple of Jojakko-ji Temple become autumn, they will be wrapped in autumnal leaves.
  • If it passes to a slight degree, it dances, and the maple which fell will be packed on moss and will be considered to become a more beautiful spectacle.
  • The photograph right is the "Syo-ro(bell tower)" surrounded by autumnal leaves.

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    Access to Jojakko-ji

  • [Address]
  •     3 Ogura-cho, Ogurayama, Saga, Ukyo-ku, Kyoto
  • [Access]
  •     JR (Rlwy): 15-minute walk from Saga-arashiyama Station.
  •     Keifuku Rlwy: 20-minute walk from Arashiyama Station.
  •     City Bus : 10-minute walk from Sagashakadomae.

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  • [The link to a website]
  •     The website of "Jojakko-ji"

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