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Kiyomizu-ji (Kiyomizu Temple)

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Kiyomizu-ji (Kiyomizu Temple)

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Kiyomizu-ji (Kiyomizu Temple) is located in Fuka Town, Kamo District, Gifu Prefecture, on Mount Shikkazan. It is said to have been founded by Tamura Masarō and Enchin.

History

The temple is said to have been founded by Tamura Masarō and Enchin. It is also said to have undergone a revival, during which the Senju Kannon (Thousand-Armed Kannon) statue from this temple was brought to Kyoto and became the basis for Kiyomizu-ji in Higashiyama.

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What visitors say

The path from the parking lot to the main hall involves stairs and mountain trails, which can be difficult for elderly visitors. However, the atmosphere is pleasant, with a green, tree-lined approach, birdsong, and the occasional sound of bells. The temple grounds feature waterfalls and natural springs, offering beautiful scenery during the fresh green spring and autumn foliage seasons. Restrooms are available in the parking lot.

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