Horin-ji

Horin-ji Temple in Arashiyama, Kyoto, is an ancient temple founded by the Buddhist monk Gyoki over 1300 years ago. It is known as a training ground for famous monks such as Kukai and Nichiren. The main statue, Kukai's guardian deity Kokuzo Bosatsu, is worshipped as the patron of lacquerware and craftsmanship. The temple grounds are full of attractions, including over 8000 daruma dolls and the Denden Shrine. You can spend a quiet time feeling the deep historical charm of the temple.

The biggest attraction of Horin-ji Temple is undoubtedly the breathtaking view overlooking Sagano and Togetsukyo Bridge. The scenery, which changes with the seasons, and the panoramic view of Kyoto city from the temple grounds are truly impressive. In addition, the same stunning view can be enjoyed from the karesansui garden, "Mujin-tei." Why not be captivated by this beauty?

Mujin-tei, located in Horin-ji Temple in Kyoto, is a dry landscape garden made of stones and sand that captivates all who visit with its beauty. There are also hidden elements such as Zen-inspired designs and Daruma motifs, making it a joy to discover. The bold and exquisite arrangement of stones, moss, and autumn foliage creates a colorful and serene landscape that soothes the soul.

At Horin-ji Temple in Kyoto, there is a Dharma Hall with over 8,000 Dharma statues. Dharma statues of various sizes, shapes, and colors are lined up side by side, creating an impressive sight that is worth seeing. These Dharma statues, which have been dedicated from various parts of the country, symbolize "fall down seven times, stand up eight" and teach visitors about patience and effort.

Dendengu Shrine, located in Horin-ji Temple in Kyoto, has gained a strong following among IT professionals. The modern appeal of the shrine includes a Dendengu Tower with reliefs of Edison and Hertz, as well as charms in the form of microSD cards. By praying here, you may be promised safety and development in your endeavors.