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Jun. 11, 2025

[Image1]Ikeda Ruins of the Castle Park3-46 Shiroyama-cho, Ikeda-shi, OsakaFrom the Muromachi period to the S

[Image2]Ikeda Ruins of the Castle Park3-46 Shiroyama-cho, Ikeda-shi, OsakaFrom the Muromachi period to the S

[Image3]Ikeda Ruins of the Castle Park3-46 Shiroyama-cho, Ikeda-shi, OsakaFrom the Muromachi period to the S

[Image4]Ikeda Ruins of the Castle Park3-46 Shiroyama-cho, Ikeda-shi, OsakaFrom the Muromachi period to the S

[Image5]Ikeda Ruins of the Castle Park3-46 Shiroyama-cho, Ikeda-shi, OsakaFrom the Muromachi period to the S

[Image6]Ikeda Ruins of the Castle Park3-46 Shiroyama-cho, Ikeda-shi, OsakaFrom the Muromachi period to the S

[Image7]Ikeda Ruins of the Castle Park3-46 Shiroyama-cho, Ikeda-shi, OsakaFrom the Muromachi period to the S

[Image8]Ikeda Ruins of the Castle Park3-46 Shiroyama-cho, Ikeda-shi, OsakaFrom the Muromachi period to the S

[Image9]Ikeda Ruins of the Castle Park3-46 Shiroyama-cho, Ikeda-shi, OsakaFrom the Muromachi period to the S

[Image10]Ikeda Ruins of the Castle Park3-46 Shiroyama-cho, Ikeda-shi, OsakaFrom the Muromachi period to the S

[Image11]Ikeda Ruins of the Castle Park3-46 Shiroyama-cho, Ikeda-shi, OsakaFrom the Muromachi period to the S

[Image12]Ikeda Ruins of the Castle Park3-46 Shiroyama-cho, Ikeda-shi, OsakaFrom the Muromachi period to the S

Ikeda Ruins of the Castle Park

3-46 Shiroyama-cho, Ikeda-shi, Osaka

From the Muromachi period to the Sengoku period, the Former castle site of the Ikeda clan, a local aristocracy that controlled the entire Ikeda City area, was Maintenance as a park, and it opened in April 2000 (Heisei 12) (2000).

The view from the Yagura-style observation rest building in the park overlooks not only Ikeda Downtown, but also the Shin-Inagawa Bridge (commonly known as the Big Harp) on the Hanshin Expressway and the park.

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Jun. 11, 2025

[Image1]DotonboriDowntown and Town Name of Chuo-ku, Osaka-shi, Osaka

[Image2]DotonboriDowntown and Town Name of Chuo-ku, Osaka-shi, Osaka

[Image3]DotonboriDowntown and Town Name of Chuo-ku, Osaka-shi, Osaka

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[Image5]DotonboriDowntown and Town Name of Chuo-ku, Osaka-shi, Osaka

[Image6]DotonboriDowntown and Town Name of Chuo-ku, Osaka-shi, Osaka

[Image7]DotonboriDowntown and Town Name of Chuo-ku, Osaka-shi, Osaka

[Image8]DotonboriDowntown and Town Name of Chuo-ku, Osaka-shi, Osaka

[Image9]DotonboriDowntown and Town Name of Chuo-ku, Osaka-shi, Osaka

[Image10]DotonboriDowntown and Town Name of Chuo-ku, Osaka-shi, Osaka

[Image11]DotonboriDowntown and Town Name of Chuo-ku, Osaka-shi, Osaka

[Image12]DotonboriDowntown and Town Name of Chuo-ku, Osaka-shi, Osaka

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[Image14]DotonboriDowntown and Town Name of Chuo-ku, Osaka-shi, Osaka

[Image15]DotonboriDowntown and Town Name of Chuo-ku, Osaka-shi, Osaka

[Image16]DotonboriDowntown and Town Name of Chuo-ku, Osaka-shi, Osaka

[Image17]DotonboriDowntown and Town Name of Chuo-ku, Osaka-shi, Osaka

[Image18]DotonboriDowntown and Town Name of Chuo-ku, Osaka-shi, Osaka

[Image19]DotonboriDowntown and Town Name of Chuo-ku, Osaka-shi, Osaka

[Image20]DotonboriDowntown and Town Name of Chuo-ku, Osaka-shi, Osaka

Dotonbori
Downtown and Town Name of Chuo-ku, Osaka-shi, Osaka

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Jun. 11, 2025

[Image1]Shirahige Shrine Shiga Prefecture Takashima City Ugawa 215Shirahige Shrine is located about 2 kilome

[Image2]Shirahige Shrine Shiga Prefecture Takashima City Ugawa 215Shirahige Shrine is located about 2 kilome

[Image3]Shirahige Shrine Shiga Prefecture Takashima City Ugawa 215Shirahige Shrine is located about 2 kilome

[Image4]Shirahige Shrine Shiga Prefecture Takashima City Ugawa 215Shirahige Shrine is located about 2 kilome

[Image5]Shirahige Shrine Shiga Prefecture Takashima City Ugawa 215Shirahige Shrine is located about 2 kilome

[Image6]Shirahige Shrine Shiga Prefecture Takashima City Ugawa 215Shirahige Shrine is located about 2 kilome

[Image7]Shirahige Shrine Shiga Prefecture Takashima City Ugawa 215Shirahige Shrine is located about 2 kilome

[Image8]Shirahige Shrine Shiga Prefecture Takashima City Ugawa 215Shirahige Shrine is located about 2 kilome

[Image9]Shirahige Shrine Shiga Prefecture Takashima City Ugawa 215Shirahige Shrine is located about 2 kilome

[Image10]Shirahige Shrine Shiga Prefecture Takashima City Ugawa 215Shirahige Shrine is located about 2 kilome

[Image11]Shirahige Shrine Shiga Prefecture Takashima City Ugawa 215Shirahige Shrine is located about 2 kilome

[Image12]Shirahige Shrine Shiga Prefecture Takashima City Ugawa 215Shirahige Shrine is located about 2 kilome

[Image13]Shirahige Shrine Shiga Prefecture Takashima City Ugawa 215Shirahige Shrine is located about 2 kilome

[Image14]Shirahige Shrine Shiga Prefecture Takashima City Ugawa 215Shirahige Shrine is located about 2 kilome

[Image15]Shirahige Shrine Shiga Prefecture Takashima City Ugawa 215Shirahige Shrine is located about 2 kilome

[Image16]Shirahige Shrine Shiga Prefecture Takashima City Ugawa 215Shirahige Shrine is located about 2 kilome

[Image17]Shirahige Shrine Shiga Prefecture Takashima City Ugawa 215Shirahige Shrine is located about 2 kilome

Shirahige Shrine

Shiga Prefecture Takashima City Ugawa 215
Shirahige Shrine is located about 2 kilometers southeast of JR Omitakashima Station. A vermilion-painted Torii (shrine gate) gate stands across National Route 161 in the lake, reminiscent of Aki's Itsukushima Shrine. It is widely known as "Shirahige-san" and "Myojin-san", and is known as the god of longevity and longevity, as the company name suggests.

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Jun. 11, 2025

[Image1]Fukuchiyama Railway Museum, Fukurel, etc.32-20 Okano, Fukuchiyama-shi, KyotoSince the opening of the

[Image2]Fukuchiyama Railway Museum, Fukurel, etc.32-20 Okano, Fukuchiyama-shi, KyotoSince the opening of the

[Image3]Fukuchiyama Railway Museum, Fukurel, etc.32-20 Okano, Fukuchiyama-shi, KyotoSince the opening of the

[Image4]Fukuchiyama Railway Museum, Fukurel, etc.32-20 Okano, Fukuchiyama-shi, KyotoSince the opening of the

[Image5]Fukuchiyama Railway Museum, Fukurel, etc.32-20 Okano, Fukuchiyama-shi, KyotoSince the opening of the

[Image6]Fukuchiyama Railway Museum, Fukurel, etc.32-20 Okano, Fukuchiyama-shi, KyotoSince the opening of the

[Image7]Fukuchiyama Railway Museum, Fukurel, etc.32-20 Okano, Fukuchiyama-shi, KyotoSince the opening of the

[Image8]Fukuchiyama Railway Museum, Fukurel, etc.32-20 Okano, Fukuchiyama-shi, KyotoSince the opening of the

[Image9]Fukuchiyama Railway Museum, Fukurel, etc.32-20 Okano, Fukuchiyama-shi, KyotoSince the opening of the

[Image10]Fukuchiyama Railway Museum, Fukurel, etc.32-20 Okano, Fukuchiyama-shi, KyotoSince the opening of the

[Image11]Fukuchiyama Railway Museum, Fukurel, etc.32-20 Okano, Fukuchiyama-shi, KyotoSince the opening of the

[Image12]Fukuchiyama Railway Museum, Fukurel, etc.32-20 Okano, Fukuchiyama-shi, KyotoSince the opening of the

[Image13]Fukuchiyama Railway Museum, Fukurel, etc.32-20 Okano, Fukuchiyama-shi, KyotoSince the opening of the

[Image14]Fukuchiyama Railway Museum, Fukurel, etc.32-20 Okano, Fukuchiyama-shi, KyotoSince the opening of the

[Image15]Fukuchiyama Railway Museum, Fukurel, etc.32-20 Okano, Fukuchiyama-shi, KyotoSince the opening of the

[Image16]Fukuchiyama Railway Museum, Fukurel, etc.32-20 Okano, Fukuchiyama-shi, KyotoSince the opening of the

[Image17]Fukuchiyama Railway Museum, Fukurel, etc.32-20 Okano, Fukuchiyama-shi, KyotoSince the opening of the

[Image18]Fukuchiyama Railway Museum, Fukurel, etc.32-20 Okano, Fukuchiyama-shi, KyotoSince the opening of the

[Image19]Fukuchiyama Railway Museum, Fukurel, etc.32-20 Okano, Fukuchiyama-shi, KyotoSince the opening of the

[Image20]Fukuchiyama Railway Museum, Fukurel, etc.32-20 Okano, Fukuchiyama-shi, KyotoSince the opening of the

Fukuchiyama Railway Museum, Fukurel, etc.
32-20 Okano, Fukuchiyama-shi, Kyoto
Since the opening of the railway from Osaka to Fukuchiyama in 1899 (Meiji 32), we will know the "past" of Fukuchiyama, which has walked with the railway, feel the "now", and expect Fukuchiyama in the "future" to convey the history of Fukuchiyama, which has developed as a town of the "Fukurel" Railway.

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Jun. 11, 2025

[Image1]Fukuchiyama CastleFukuchiyama City, Kyoto Prefecture 5Fukuchiyama Castle, built by Akechi Mitsuhide,

[Image2]Fukuchiyama CastleFukuchiyama City, Kyoto Prefecture 5Fukuchiyama Castle, built by Akechi Mitsuhide,

[Image3]Fukuchiyama CastleFukuchiyama City, Kyoto Prefecture 5Fukuchiyama Castle, built by Akechi Mitsuhide,

[Image4]Fukuchiyama CastleFukuchiyama City, Kyoto Prefecture 5Fukuchiyama Castle, built by Akechi Mitsuhide,

[Image5]Fukuchiyama CastleFukuchiyama City, Kyoto Prefecture 5Fukuchiyama Castle, built by Akechi Mitsuhide,

[Image6]Fukuchiyama CastleFukuchiyama City, Kyoto Prefecture 5Fukuchiyama Castle, built by Akechi Mitsuhide,

[Image7]Fukuchiyama CastleFukuchiyama City, Kyoto Prefecture 5Fukuchiyama Castle, built by Akechi Mitsuhide,

[Image8]Fukuchiyama CastleFukuchiyama City, Kyoto Prefecture 5Fukuchiyama Castle, built by Akechi Mitsuhide,

[Image9]Fukuchiyama CastleFukuchiyama City, Kyoto Prefecture 5Fukuchiyama Castle, built by Akechi Mitsuhide,

[Image10]Fukuchiyama CastleFukuchiyama City, Kyoto Prefecture 5Fukuchiyama Castle, built by Akechi Mitsuhide,

[Image11]Fukuchiyama CastleFukuchiyama City, Kyoto Prefecture 5Fukuchiyama Castle, built by Akechi Mitsuhide,

[Image12]Fukuchiyama CastleFukuchiyama City, Kyoto Prefecture 5Fukuchiyama Castle, built by Akechi Mitsuhide,

[Image13]Fukuchiyama CastleFukuchiyama City, Kyoto Prefecture 5Fukuchiyama Castle, built by Akechi Mitsuhide,

[Image14]Fukuchiyama CastleFukuchiyama City, Kyoto Prefecture 5Fukuchiyama Castle, built by Akechi Mitsuhide,

[Image15]Fukuchiyama CastleFukuchiyama City, Kyoto Prefecture 5Fukuchiyama Castle, built by Akechi Mitsuhide,

[Image16]Fukuchiyama CastleFukuchiyama City, Kyoto Prefecture 5Fukuchiyama Castle, built by Akechi Mitsuhide,

[Image17]Fukuchiyama CastleFukuchiyama City, Kyoto Prefecture 5Fukuchiyama Castle, built by Akechi Mitsuhide,

[Image18]Fukuchiyama CastleFukuchiyama City, Kyoto Prefecture 5Fukuchiyama Castle, built by Akechi Mitsuhide,

Fukuchiyama Castle
Fukuchiyama City, Kyoto Prefecture 5

Fukuchiyama Castle, built by Akechi Mitsuhide, who pacified Tamba in Tensho 7 (1579), was demolished at the beginning of the Meiji era, leaving only a stone wall and a copper gate guardhouse.

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Jun. 11, 2025

[Image1]Mt. Gokayama855 Suganuma, Nanto City, Toyama PrefectureThe idyllic mountain village scenery spreads

[Image2]Mt. Gokayama855 Suganuma, Nanto City, Toyama PrefectureThe idyllic mountain village scenery spreads

[Image3]Mt. Gokayama855 Suganuma, Nanto City, Toyama PrefectureThe idyllic mountain village scenery spreads

[Image4]Mt. Gokayama855 Suganuma, Nanto City, Toyama PrefectureThe idyllic mountain village scenery spreads

[Image5]Mt. Gokayama855 Suganuma, Nanto City, Toyama PrefectureThe idyllic mountain village scenery spreads

[Image6]Mt. Gokayama855 Suganuma, Nanto City, Toyama PrefectureThe idyllic mountain village scenery spreads

[Image7]Mt. Gokayama855 Suganuma, Nanto City, Toyama PrefectureThe idyllic mountain village scenery spreads

[Image8]Mt. Gokayama855 Suganuma, Nanto City, Toyama PrefectureThe idyllic mountain village scenery spreads

[Image9]Mt. Gokayama855 Suganuma, Nanto City, Toyama PrefectureThe idyllic mountain village scenery spreads

[Image10]Mt. Gokayama855 Suganuma, Nanto City, Toyama PrefectureThe idyllic mountain village scenery spreads

Mt. Gokayama

855 Suganuma, Nanto City, Toyama Prefecture

The idyllic mountain village scenery spreads in the Gokayama area, which is home to a World Heritage Site. The small village is lined with gassho-style buildings, and rice paddies, stone walls, and snow-bearing forests to protect against avalanches are still Located in as in the past. The simple and beautiful scenery is the original scenery of Japan, which is somewhat nostalgic. You can enjoy the atmosphere of the Four Seasons shown by the rich Nature.

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Jun. 11, 2025

[Image1]Moss phlox of the Kunida familyMoss phlox of the Kunida family 2833 Meiho Okuzumi, Gujo City, Gifu P

[Image2]Moss phlox of the Kunida familyMoss phlox of the Kunida family 2833 Meiho Okuzumi, Gujo City, Gifu P

[Image3]Moss phlox of the Kunida familyMoss phlox of the Kunida family 2833 Meiho Okuzumi, Gujo City, Gifu P

[Image4]Moss phlox of the Kunida familyMoss phlox of the Kunida family 2833 Meiho Okuzumi, Gujo City, Gifu P

[Image5]Moss phlox of the Kunida familyMoss phlox of the Kunida family 2833 Meiho Okuzumi, Gujo City, Gifu P

[Image6]Moss phlox of the Kunida familyMoss phlox of the Kunida family 2833 Meiho Okuzumi, Gujo City, Gifu P

[Image7]Moss phlox of the Kunida familyMoss phlox of the Kunida family 2833 Meiho Okuzumi, Gujo City, Gifu P

[Image8]Moss phlox of the Kunida familyMoss phlox of the Kunida family 2833 Meiho Okuzumi, Gujo City, Gifu P

[Image9]Moss phlox of the Kunida familyMoss phlox of the Kunida family 2833 Meiho Okuzumi, Gujo City, Gifu P

[Image10]Moss phlox of the Kunida familyMoss phlox of the Kunida family 2833 Meiho Okuzumi, Gujo City, Gifu P

Moss phlox of the Kunida family
Moss phlox of the Kunida family 2833 Meiho Okuzumi, Gujo City, Gifu Prefecture

The Moss phlox of the Kunida family is too famous as a cherry blossom viewing spot that represents Gujo City, even though it is a private residence.

The pink, white, and lilac flower fields that spread all over the slopes of the rural woodlands have been cherished for 20 years by her daughter and her husband who took over the flower garden that Kanae Kunida planted and nurtured steadily since around Showa 36.

In order to please visitors, the owner made a passage with handrails, a water mirror in the rice field, and Musashi (Elevation 634m) on the Observation decks.　

* Admission is free We would appreciate it if you could give us your wishes.

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May. 28, 2025

[Image1]Rokuson King ShrineKyoto, Kyoto-shi, Minami-ku, Mibu-dori, HachijokakuThe birthplace of the Seiwa Mi

[Image2]Rokuson King ShrineKyoto, Kyoto-shi, Minami-ku, Mibu-dori, HachijokakuThe birthplace of the Seiwa Mi

[Image3]Rokuson King ShrineKyoto, Kyoto-shi, Minami-ku, Mibu-dori, HachijokakuThe birthplace of the Seiwa Mi

[Image4]Rokuson King ShrineKyoto, Kyoto-shi, Minami-ku, Mibu-dori, HachijokakuThe birthplace of the Seiwa Mi

[Image5]Rokuson King ShrineKyoto, Kyoto-shi, Minami-ku, Mibu-dori, HachijokakuThe birthplace of the Seiwa Mi

[Image6]Rokuson King ShrineKyoto, Kyoto-shi, Minami-ku, Mibu-dori, HachijokakuThe birthplace of the Seiwa Mi

[Image7]Rokuson King ShrineKyoto, Kyoto-shi, Minami-ku, Mibu-dori, HachijokakuThe birthplace of the Seiwa Mi

[Image8]Rokuson King ShrineKyoto, Kyoto-shi, Minami-ku, Mibu-dori, HachijokakuThe birthplace of the Seiwa Mi

Rokuson King Shrine

Kyoto, Kyoto-shi, Minami-ku, Mibu-dori, Hachijokaku

The birthplace of the Seiwa Minamoto clan.

Dating back to Minamoto no Yoritomo, who opened the Kamakura shogunate, the ancestor Six Grandson King Ōkami eight generations ago is enshrined as the main God of worship, Amaterasu Ōkami is enshrined in the Aiden, and Hachiman Ōkami, the guardian god of the Minamoto clan.

As the birthplace of Seiwa Minamoto, the Hoei Festival is held on October 10.

Children in the form of priests, demons, and gods with bows and arrows parade around.

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[Image1]Nishi Hongan TempleKyoto, Kyoto-shi, Shimogyo-ku, Horikawa-dori, Hanaya-cho, Shimoru Hongan TempleTh

[Image2]Nishi Hongan TempleKyoto, Kyoto-shi, Shimogyo-ku, Horikawa-dori, Hanaya-cho, Shimoru Hongan TempleTh

[Image3]Nishi Hongan TempleKyoto, Kyoto-shi, Shimogyo-ku, Horikawa-dori, Hanaya-cho, Shimoru Hongan TempleTh

[Image4]Nishi Hongan TempleKyoto, Kyoto-shi, Shimogyo-ku, Horikawa-dori, Hanaya-cho, Shimoru Hongan TempleTh

[Image5]Nishi Hongan TempleKyoto, Kyoto-shi, Shimogyo-ku, Horikawa-dori, Hanaya-cho, Shimoru Hongan TempleTh

[Image6]Nishi Hongan TempleKyoto, Kyoto-shi, Shimogyo-ku, Horikawa-dori, Hanaya-cho, Shimoru Hongan TempleTh

[Image7]Nishi Hongan TempleKyoto, Kyoto-shi, Shimogyo-ku, Horikawa-dori, Hanaya-cho, Shimoru Hongan TempleTh

[Image8]Nishi Hongan TempleKyoto, Kyoto-shi, Shimogyo-ku, Horikawa-dori, Hanaya-cho, Shimoru Hongan TempleTh

[Image9]Nishi Hongan TempleKyoto, Kyoto-shi, Shimogyo-ku, Horikawa-dori, Hanaya-cho, Shimoru Hongan TempleTh

[Image10]Nishi Hongan TempleKyoto, Kyoto-shi, Shimogyo-ku, Horikawa-dori, Hanaya-cho, Shimoru Hongan TempleTh

[Image11]Nishi Hongan TempleKyoto, Kyoto-shi, Shimogyo-ku, Horikawa-dori, Hanaya-cho, Shimoru Hongan TempleTh

[Image12]Nishi Hongan TempleKyoto, Kyoto-shi, Shimogyo-ku, Horikawa-dori, Hanaya-cho, Shimoru Hongan TempleTh

[Image13]Nishi Hongan TempleKyoto, Kyoto-shi, Shimogyo-ku, Horikawa-dori, Hanaya-cho, Shimoru Hongan TempleTh

[Image14]Nishi Hongan TempleKyoto, Kyoto-shi, Shimogyo-ku, Horikawa-dori, Hanaya-cho, Shimoru Hongan TempleTh

[Image15]Nishi Hongan TempleKyoto, Kyoto-shi, Shimogyo-ku, Horikawa-dori, Hanaya-cho, Shimoru Hongan TempleTh

Nishi Hongan Temple
Kyoto, Kyoto-shi, Shimogyo-ku, Horikawa-dori, Hanaya-cho, Shimoru Hongan Temple

The Hongan-Temple is the main temple of the Jodo Shinshu Hongan-Temple sect and is also called Onishi-san (Nishi Hongan Temple).
There are historical buildings such as the Precincts registered as a World Cultural Heritage Site, the National Treasures Mikagedo Goeido, Amida Temple, Shoin, and Hiunkaku.

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[Image1]Eastern Temple [Temple][Kyoou Gokokuji]1 Kujo-cho, Minami-ku, Kyoto-shi, KyotoIt is a World Heritage

[Image2]Eastern Temple [Temple][Kyoou Gokokuji]1 Kujo-cho, Minami-ku, Kyoto-shi, KyotoIt is a World Heritage

[Image3]Eastern Temple [Temple][Kyoou Gokokuji]1 Kujo-cho, Minami-ku, Kyoto-shi, KyotoIt is a World Heritage

[Image4]Eastern Temple [Temple][Kyoou Gokokuji]1 Kujo-cho, Minami-ku, Kyoto-shi, KyotoIt is a World Heritage

[Image5]Eastern Temple [Temple][Kyoou Gokokuji]1 Kujo-cho, Minami-ku, Kyoto-shi, KyotoIt is a World Heritage

[Image6]Eastern Temple [Temple][Kyoou Gokokuji]1 Kujo-cho, Minami-ku, Kyoto-shi, KyotoIt is a World Heritage

[Image7]Eastern Temple [Temple][Kyoou Gokokuji]1 Kujo-cho, Minami-ku, Kyoto-shi, KyotoIt is a World Heritage

[Image8]Eastern Temple [Temple][Kyoou Gokokuji]1 Kujo-cho, Minami-ku, Kyoto-shi, KyotoIt is a World Heritage

[Image9]Eastern Temple [Temple][Kyoou Gokokuji]1 Kujo-cho, Minami-ku, Kyoto-shi, KyotoIt is a World Heritage

[Image10]Eastern Temple [Temple][Kyoou Gokokuji]1 Kujo-cho, Minami-ku, Kyoto-shi, KyotoIt is a World Heritage

[Image11]Eastern Temple [Temple][Kyoou Gokokuji]1 Kujo-cho, Minami-ku, Kyoto-shi, KyotoIt is a World Heritage

[Image12]Eastern Temple [Temple][Kyoou Gokokuji]1 Kujo-cho, Minami-ku, Kyoto-shi, KyotoIt is a World Heritage

[Image13]Eastern Temple [Temple][Kyoou Gokokuji]1 Kujo-cho, Minami-ku, Kyoto-shi, KyotoIt is a World Heritage

[Image14]Eastern Temple [Temple][Kyoou Gokokuji]1 Kujo-cho, Minami-ku, Kyoto-shi, KyotoIt is a World Heritage

[Image15]Eastern Temple [Temple][Kyoou Gokokuji]1 Kujo-cho, Minami-ku, Kyoto-shi, KyotoIt is a World Heritage

[Image16]Eastern Temple [Temple][Kyoou Gokokuji]1 Kujo-cho, Minami-ku, Kyoto-shi, KyotoIt is a World Heritage

[Image17]Eastern Temple [Temple][Kyoou Gokokuji]1 Kujo-cho, Minami-ku, Kyoto-shi, KyotoIt is a World Heritage

[Image18]Eastern Temple [Temple][Kyoou Gokokuji]1 Kujo-cho, Minami-ku, Kyoto-shi, KyotoIt is a World Heritage

[Image19]Eastern Temple [Temple][Kyoou Gokokuji]1 Kujo-cho, Minami-ku, Kyoto-shi, KyotoIt is a World Heritage

[Image20]Eastern Temple [Temple][Kyoou Gokokuji]1 Kujo-cho, Minami-ku, Kyoto-shi, KyotoIt is a World Heritage

Eastern Temple [Temple][Kyoou Gokokuji]

1 Kujo-cho, Minami-ku, Kyoto-shi, Kyoto

It is a World Heritage Site, and the "five-story pagoda" of the Precincts is known as the symbol of Kyoto, "East Temple (Temple Papal Protectorate)". It can be seen from the Shinkansen heading to Kyoto and is close to JR Kyoto Station, so if you visit Kyoto, you will definitely see it. Starting with the five-story pagoda and the Mikagedo, the Precincts are dotted with more than 20,000 national treasures and important cultural properties, and there are a lot of to see.

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