Koto-in Temple

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Koto-in, founded by Hosokawa Tadaoki, is known as a temple associated with Hosokawa Tadaoki, a high-ranking student of Sen no Rikyu. Enjoy the serene beauty of the moss-covered garden, the vibrant maple trees, and the charm of the teahouse.

  • Historic Sites
  • Shrines and Temples
  • Japanese Gardens
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Highlights

  1. Temple associated with Hosokawa Tadaoki
  2. Beautiful garden with moss-covered greenery and maple trees
  3. Garden embodying the wabi-sabi aesthetic
  4. Charming teahouse
  5. Serene and peaceful atmosphere

Basic Information

Address
73-1, Shimonodaitokuji-cho, Kita-ku, Kyoto-shi, Kyoto-fu Search for tourist attractions in Kyoto
Access
Take a Kyoto City bus from JR Kyoto Station to Kennin-jinja-mae (approximately 30 minutes), then walk for about 3 minutes. Show route
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INFO
Currently closed to visitors due to the ongoing efforts to prevent the spread of infectious diseases. The reopening date is undecided.

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