Rokkakudo Chohotsuji Temple
Rokkado Chohoji
Known as the birthplace of Ikebana (flower arrangement), Rokkakudo in Kyoto features a unique hexagonal main hall.Explore this spot
Rokkakudo Chohotsuji is a Tendai sect temple located in Nakagyo-ku, Kyoto. Most commonly known simply as "Rokkakudo," its most distinctive feature is the hexagonal shape of its main hall.
What makes it special
About Rokkakudo Chohotsuji Temple
- Experience the profound aesthetic of Japanese tradition at the birthplace of Ikebana.
- The hexagonal main hall is a rare and striking architectural feat, perfect for photography.
- Engage in a spiritual journey as part of the Saigoku 33 Kannon Pilgrimage.
- Discover unique seasonal charms, such as special flower exhibitions and limited edition Goshuin (temple stamps).
Weather forecast
Wed
8/5
34°/23°
4%
Thu
8/6
34°/27°
20%
Fri
8/7
33°/27°
51%
Sat
8/8
35°/26°
73%
Sun
8/9
33°/24°
88%
Mon
8/10
31°/24°
45%
Tue
8/11
32°/21°
43%
Tips
Payment
Cash only (required for Goshuin stamps and amulets/talismans)
English Support
Some signs may have English, but staff English proficiency is limited
Reservations
No advance reservation required
Dress Code
Modest clothing suitable for temple visits is recommended
Photography
Please follow local rules and avoid shooting in restricted areas
Accessibility
Some areas within the temple grounds have steps/uneven surfaces
Etiquette
Please maintain a quiet and respectful demeanor while visiting