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// Byodoin
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ByodoinFounded in 1052, this Pure Land Temple includes a rare and beautiful Pure Land garden and the famous Phoenix Hall. A World Heritage Site.
ChioninThe head temple of Jodo (Pure Land) Buddhism, Chionin boasts the largest gate and the heaviest temple bell in Japan. It was built to represent the Pure Land on earth.
Fushimi Inari TaishaThis ancient Shinto shrine dedicated to Inari, the god of rice and prosperity, features a remarkable path through thousands of red torii.
GinkakujiOriginally intended to be coated in silver, this harmonious temple ended up in simple wood. It houses an image of Kannon and includes lovely gardens.
Heian JinguAn imperial Shinto shrine built in 1895 in honor of the founding of Kyoto.
KinkakujiThis gold-leaf-covered temple is one of the most beautiful sights in Kyoto, nestled in the woods and reflected in the waters of its garden pond.
KiyomizuderaThis popular Buddhist temple offers a healing waterfall and an incredible view over the city of Kyoto from its wooden terrace.
NanzenjiAn important Rinzai Zen temple on the Path of Philosophy, Nanzenji has a fine Zen garden and extensive grounds.
RyoanjiA World Heritage Site famed for its Zen rock garden.
SanjusangendoSanjusangendo houses 1,001 statues of Kannon in Japan's longest wooden building.
TojiA Shingon Buddhist temple in the center of the city, Toji includes a five-story pagoda that is the tallest wooden tower in Japan.
Yasaka ShrineThis Shinto shrine to the god of health and prosperity was the site of the first Gion Matsuri festival. It remains the spiritual heart of Kyoto.