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To-ji Jozanji Temple(World cultural heritage)
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- The 5-story 57 meter high pagoda has long served as a city landmark and a vibrant center for spiritual and community life.
- On the 21st of each month, a large flea market (Kobo-san market) is held on the grounds of To-ji Temple, drawing vendors from all over Japan. Handicrafts, antique clothing and furniture, children's toys, plants and food are available in abundance.
- To fulfill an Imperial decree to protect the city, To-ji temple was built in 794.
- Many cherry trees are planted by the large precincts of a temple in recent years, and it has been carefully raised by many people.
- As for around the pond of the north side of a five-storied pagoda, Somei Yoshino, a wild cherry tree, and a weeping cherry tree make a flower bloom one after another.
- The spotlight is captured as a new famous place of a cherry tree along which he can walk from the station.
The autumnal leaves of To-ji Temple.
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- [Address]
- 1 Kujo-cho, Minami-ku, Kyoto City, 601-8473
- [Access]
- Kintetsu Railway : 10-minute walk from To-ji Station.
- City Bus : 1-minute walk from Bus Stop To-ji-higashimon-mae.
- JR : 15-minute walk from Kyoto Station Hachijo-guchi exit.
- [The link to a website]
- The website of "To-ji"
Access to To-ji Temple