Oharano Shrine
Ohara no Jinja
Known as 'Kyo Kasuga,' Oharano Shrine is a serene sanctuary where beautiful seasonal nature and history harmonize.
Oharano Shrine, located in Nishikyo-ku, Kyoto, is a historic Shinto shrine cherished for its profound beauty.
What makes it special
About Oharano Shrine
- Enjoy Seasonal Scenery: The cherry blossoms in spring and the vibrant maple leaves in autumn offer some of the most beautiful views in the area.
- Look for the Sacred Deer: The pair of deer statues is a unique symbol of Oharano Shrine and a must-see.
- Seek Tranquility: It is highly recommended to visit for a peaceful experience away from the city's bustle.
- Check Parking Details: If visiting by car, please be aware of any seasonal changes in parking fees.
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Weather forecast
Sat
9/19
29°/21°
15%
Sun
9/20
26°/21°
17%
Mon
9/21
26°/22°
55%
Tue
9/22
25°/18°
29%
Wed
9/23
25°/17°
35%
Thu
9/24
27°/17°
24%
Fri
9/25
25°/16°
25%
Tips
Payment
Most fees, such as parking or ritual offerings (Hofuryo), require cash.
Language
English-language signage and staff support are limited.
Reservations
Telephone reservations are recommended for specific prayers or large bus parking.
Clothing
Wear comfortable walking shoes as the grounds contain stone steps and slopes.
Photography
Photography is allowed, but please respect the sanctity of ongoing rituals.
Accessibility
Please be mindful of uneven surfaces and stone steps throughout the shrine.
Etiquette
Please maintain a quiet and respectful attitude during your visit.
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