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Nisonin Temple
temple
Nisonin Temple
二尊院
4.4Est. 90Kyoto, Kansai
Overview
Heian period temple built 834-847, reconstructed by Honen who popularized Buddhism in Japan after periodic wars.
This temple was built between 834 and 847 during the Heian period but burnt down during periodic wars. Honen, the famous popularized Buddhism in Japan, and his disciples reconstructed some of the buildings in the 12th Century, including the main hall and the Chokushi-mon gate.
Local tips
Remove shoes before entering any hall. Look for a shoe rack at the entrance. Carry a plastic bag for your shoes if none is provided.
Practical info
- Japanese name
- 二尊院
- Nearest station
- Saga-Arashiyama Station (15 min walk)
- Payment
- Cash only
- Reservations
- not required
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