Kiyomizu-dera Temple was founded in 778. Its history dates back over 1200 years. As a sacred place where the great compassion of the deity Kannon prevails, the temple has long been open to citizens of all classes.
Thirty Buddhist buildings stand on the site, which extends over 130,000 square meters along the central slope of Otowa Mountain in the eastern part of Kyoto, including the Main Hall of the National Treasure and many other important cultural assets. Most buildings have been destroyed by fire more than ten times since their inception. Thanks to the help of the temple believers, they have been rebuilt over and over again. Most of the current buildings were rebuilt in 1633.
In 1944, the Kiyomizu-dera Temple was added to the UNESCO World Heritage List as one of the historical monuments of ancient Kyoto.
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By City Bus: Get off at the Gojozaka Stop on Route 206 bound for Higasihama-dori Kitaoji Bus Terminal or Route 100 bound for Kiyomizu-dera Gion/Ginkaku-ji and walk 10 minutes. The bus can be crowded, especially after 11am and on weekends and Spring/ Autumn. Alternate route is Keihan train to Gojo and 15 minute walk via Sannenzaka, or catch a taxi.
일본의 문화 수도에서 가을을 보내는 것은 간사이 지역에서 내가 가진 가장 아름다운 추억 중 하나이고, 기요미즈데라는 교토의 필수 사찰 중 하나이다.
순수사로도 알려진 키요미즈데라는 일본이 가장 유명한 사원 중 하나이다. 이 절은 교토 동쪽에 있는 언덕에 위치해 있다. 눈에 띄는 것 중 하나는 언덕 위 13m 높이의 본관 목조 무대이다. 봄철에는 특히 벚꽃과 어울러 멋진 경치를 선보인다. 목조 단계에서부터 멀리 교토 시도 볼 수 있다. 키요미즈데라는 유네스코 세계문화유산에도 등재되어있다.
여기 재팬 트래블에는 기요미즈데라를 중점적으로 다루는 많은 기사와 사진기사가 있다. 그것은 일본에서 가장 유명하고 아름다운 절들 중 하나이다.
이 날 방문객들의 대부분은 (12월 하순) 외국인으로, 기쁘게도 그 외국인들은 기요미즈데라를 즐기고 있었던 것이다! 일본을 방문하여 광희 난무하고 있는 그들의 모습을 보고 나는 정말 자랑스러운 기분이 들었다.
시조 카라스마의 호텔 닛코 프린세스 교토는 싱글 룸 (24㎡)부터 트윈 룸 (48㎡)까지 갖춘 넓적한 객실을 갖추고 있다. 호텔 스태프들은 트레이닝을 잘 받고 최고의 예절과 접대를 한다.
트라토리아 미노우라는 고다이지와 야사카 진자사당 근처에 있는 작은 식당이다. 평일 점심 세트(1500엔)는 합리적이고 맛도 좋았다. 그것은 작은 샐러드와 빵을 곁들인 주요 파스타 요리를 포함한다. 술과 후식은 별도이다.
양 요리 'MIKAKU', 기온 시라카와, 교토; 내가 시라카와 강을 따라 걸어가고 있을 때, 따뜻한 빛으로 불이 켜져 있는 멋지고 세련된 강변 식당이 눈에 띄었고, 갑자기 나는 그곳에 가고 싶었다
교토 시라카와 거리에 있는 기온비프 미카쿠: 엄선된 일본산 쇠고기만이 제공된다. 교토 기온 지역의 시라카와 강을 내려다보는 낭만적인 분위기의 레스토랑이다.
The Kodaiji is located northeast of the Yasaka Hokanji Temple at the foot of the Higashiyama Ryozen Mountains in Kyoto. The official name of the temple is Kodaiji-Jushozenji Temple. In 1606, the temple of Kita-no-Mandokoro was dedicated in memory of her late husband. Kita-no-Mandokoro was also known as nene. The Kaisando (Founder's Hall), Otama-ya (Sanctuary), Kasatei (Tea House), Shiguretei (Tea House), Omotetmon (Gate to the Sanctuary), and Kangetsudai (Moon Viewing Pavilion) are designated as important cultural assets in Japan. The temple garden is said to have been designed by the landscape gardener Kobori Enshu (1579-1647). The Japanese government has designated the garden as a historic site and a place of scenic beauty. The interior of the main building was originally painted with lacquer and covered with exquisite gold decorations. However, the current building was rebuilt in 1912 after several fires. Kodai-ji hosts modern art exhibitions in spring and fall. These are set up in the rock garden in front of Houjyo and are creatively illuminated at night.
Maruyama Park is the oldest public park in Kyoto and a popular springtime cherry blossom viewing spot. It opened in 1886 and is located next to Yasaka Shrine in Higashiyama District. The park was laid out by the well-known gardening expert Ogawa Jibee (1860–1933). As it is one of the most popular places for hanami in Kyoto, it can get quite crowded during the high season in April. The main attraction of the park is a beautiful weeping cherry that is illuminated at night. In the southwest of the park is the Chorakukan Villa, which the Japanese tobacco king Murai Kichibee had built. This property is now used as a hotel.
The Yasaka Cry, located in the Gion district in Kyoto, is often referred to as the Gion Shrine. The shrine is one of the most famous shrines in the city of Kyoto and is located at the end of Shijo-dori Street. The grounds of the shrine include several buildings and gates. Including the main hall and also a stage. Every year, Yakasa Shrine hosts numerous events and festivals that are important to the Japanese and is a popular destination for many visitors to Kyoto City. The Yasaka Shrine respects the gods Susanoo-no-mikoto, Kushiinadahime-no-mikoto, and Yahashira-no-mikogami. Above all, Susanoo-no-mikoto is an important god in Japanese mythology, known for his victory over Yamata-no-orochi (a great serpent with eight heads: a symbol of numerous disasters).