特徴とハイライト
Toji Temple, officially known as Kyoōgokoku-ji, is renowned for its five-story pagoda, the tallest wooden pagoda in Japan. The temple features beautiful gardens, deep spiritual significance, and stunning architectural designs from the Heian period.
歴史
Founded in the early 9th century by Kobo Daishi (Shokai Shonin), Toji served as a guardian temple for the capital city of Kyoto. Over the centuries, it has survived fires, wars, and natural disasters, becoming a symbol of resilience and spirituality.
ベストシーズン
The best time to visit Toji Temple is during spring (March to May) when cherry blossoms bloom, and autumn (September to November) when fall colors are vibrant. The temple’s gardens provide picturesque views all year round.
アクセス情報と推奨見学時間
Toji Temple is easily accessible via public transport. The nearest station is Toji Station, which is a short walk away. The temple is open from 5:00 AM to 5:30 PM, with extended hours during special events.
周辺情報
Nearby attractions include the Kyoto Railway Museum and the traditional shopping streets of Nishiki Market. Visitors can also explore historic sites like Nijo Castle and the picturesque Arashiyama area, not far from Toji.
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Below are some stunning images of Toji Temple, showcasing its architecture and surrounding beauty.
よくある質問（ウェア、ルール）
Visitors to Toji Temple should dress modestly out of respect for the site’s spiritual significance. Photography is generally allowed, but be mindful of the rules posted at various sites within the temple grounds.
参考文献
Toji Official Website – This is the official site of the Shingon sect’s headquarters, Toji, providing information about the temple grounds, history, special openings, rituals, and visiting guidance.
Kyoto City Official Tourism Site – This site offers information about Toji, including its connection to Kobo Daishi and historical significance.
Kyoto Prefectural Tourism Federation Official Site – This site provides details about Toji as a temple established for national protection during the Heian period, along with information about its existing structures from the 14th to 17th centuries.
Kyoto City Cultural Heritage Site – This page discusses Toji as a UNESCO World Heritage site and its historical context related to the construction of Heian-kyo.
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