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To-ji Temple

Historic

To-ji Temple, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, features Kyoto’s tallest wooden pagoda at 55 meters. Founded in 796, it showcases Japan’s Buddhist heritage. You can enjoy its peaceful gardens, detailed statues, and seasonal beauty with cherry blossoms and autumn leaves. The monthly Kobo-san flea market ...

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To-ji Temple

Historic

To-ji Temple, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, features Kyoto’s tallest wooden pagoda at 55 meters. Founded in 796, it showcases Japan’s Buddhist heritage. You can enjoy its peaceful gardens, detailed statues, and seasonal beauty with cherry blossoms and autumn leaves. The monthly Kobo-san flea market is a must-visit for unique souvenirs and a lively local experience.

Known forThe five-story pagoda and Kobo-san flea market.

Websitehttps://toji.or.jp/

Address1 Kujōchō, Minami Ward, Kyoto, 601-8473, Japan

Why go?To see Kyoto’s tallest wooden pagoda and enjoy serene temple grounds.

TransportA short walk from To-ji Station or Kyoto Station.

VibeHistoric and cultural.

TipsVisit on the 21st of the month for the vibrant Kobo-san flea market.