Komyo-in
A Zen sanctuary housing the National Treasure statue of Mushun Shiban.
Komyo-in is a Buddhist temple located in Higashiyama Ward, Kyoto. As a sub-temple of the famous Tofuku-ji temple, it serves as a living testament to the history and culture of Zen Buddhism.
What makes it special
About Komyo-in
- Experience the profound value of seeing the National Treasure Statue of Mushun Shiban and precious calligraphy up close.
- Find a moment to reflect on your inner self within a serene Zen space, far from the distractions of daily life.
- We recommend a travel plan that includes exploring the Tofuku-ji area to deeply immerse yourself in Kyoto's Zen culture.
- Discover the beauty of the changing seasons by enjoying the garden's shifting landscapes throughout the year.
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9/19
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Sun
9/20
27°/22°
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Mon
9/21
27°/23°
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Tue
9/22
27°/20°
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Wed
9/23
26°/19°
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Thu
9/24
28°/19°
24%
Fri
9/25
28°/19°
25%
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Payment
Please prepare cash (Japanese Yen). Credit cards and electronic money are often not accepted.
Language
English-language signage and staff support are limited.
Reservations
No prior reservation is required for standard visits.
Clothing
You may need to remove your shoes inside. Please wear clean socks and modest clothing.
Photography
Photography of cultural assets and building interiors is restricted. Please follow all instructions.
Accessibility
Be aware of stairs and uneven surfaces; wheelchair access may be limited.
Etiquette
Please maintain silence and respect the tranquil atmosphere of the Zen temple.
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