
Jojakko-ji Temple
Jojakko-ji
Located at the foot of Mount Ogura, this Tendai Buddhist temple is renowned for its stunning autumn foliage.Esplora questo luogo

Jojakko-ji is a Tendai Buddhist temple situated on the slopes of Mount Ogura in Sagano, Kyoto. It was founded during the Keicho era (1596–1614) by Jushin, the 16th head of Honkoku-ji.
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- A visit during the autumn foliage season is highly recommended to witness the most spectacular and vibrant colors.
- Be sure to observe the Tahoto Pagoda (Important Cultural Property) and the main hall up close to appreciate the historical architecture.
- Enjoy a peaceful stroll while taking in the views of Sagano from the slopes of Mount Ogura.
- For a deeper cultural experience, look closely at the details of faith, such as the waraji (straw sandals) placed at the feet of the Nio statues.
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mer
05/08
34°/23°
4%
gio
06/08
34°/26°
20%
ven
07/08
33°/27°
51%
sab
08/08
35°/25°
73%
dom
09/08
34°/23°
88%
lun
10/08
31°/24°
45%
mar
11/08
31°/20°
43%
Consigli
Payment
Cash is highly recommended for admission and offerings.
Language
English is available on some signs, but most detailed information is in Japanese.
Reservations
No prior booking is needed for standard visits.
Clothing
Wear comfortable walking shoes as there are many stairs and slopes.
Photography
Photography is allowed, but please respect the sanctity of the religious space.
Accessibility
The terrain has many steps and slopes, which may limit wheelchair access.
Etiquette
Please maintain a quiet and respectful attitude as this is a place of worship.


