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Ninna-ji Temple

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  • Ninna-ji Temple (World cultural heritage)

  • Ninna-ji Temple
    • Ninna-ji is popular in the sightseeing spot in Kyoto, and is registered into world heritage as "a cultural property of ancient city Kyoto."
    • This temple was originally built by Emperor koko, and later it was completed by Emperor Uda.
    • It was also called as the Old Imperial Palace of Omuro.
    • The Imperial Household and the connection are the deep high temples of social status, and the inside of a palace is structure like a court.

The cherry tree of Ninna-ji.

    The cherry tree of Ninna-ji.

  • Ninna-ji is decorated with a cherry tree in full bloom in spring every year.
  • ̒The Somei-yoshino in front of the main hall of a Buddhist temple, the weeping cherry tree in front of a bell tower, etc. compete and are in all glory.
  • There is a wood of a cherry tree famous for the late flower called "Omuro cherry tree" to the west side whole in Cyu-mon gate.
  • The Omuro cherry tree is a late flower and is a cherry tree with low height.
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  • * The slide show of "the cherry tree of Ninna-ji".

The autumnal leaves of Ninna-ji.

    The autumnal leaves of Ninna-ji.

  • Ninna-ji is famous also for the autumnal leaves of autumn.
  • The photograph left is the autumnal leaves of the maple around a five-storied pagoda.
  • The autumnal leaves of the other approach (photograph right) both sides are wonderful from the Chu-mon Gate to the Kon-do.
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  • * The slide show of "the autumnal leaves of Ninna-ji".


より大きな地図で Ninna-ji Temple in a larger map

    Access to Ninna-ji

  • [Address]
  •     33 Omuro-Oouchi, Ukyo-ku, Kyoto-city
  •         TEL : 075-461-1155
  • [Access]
  •     Keifuku Railway; 5-minute walk from Omuro-Ninnaji Station.
  •     City Bus; Omuro-Ninnaji Bus Stop.
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  • [The link to a website]
  •     The website of "Ninna-ji"

* Ninna-ji    * The cherry tree of Ninna-ji    *The autumnal leaves of Ninna-ji