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Destinations Eikando Zenrin-ji

After they finished passing their lunch, lightning-fast tristan took Lana lan to the other tourist attractions of Zenrinji temple of Japan.

"Oh god this is too beautiful"

Said Lana Lan while staring in amazement towards her front.

"Come let me get you a picture "

Tristan fast towards Lana lan.

Lana lan seemed busy putting on an expression as Tristan was pointing her camera at Lana lan.

the woman put up some style until the husband started taking pictures of her.

"you know how dear the Eikando Zenrin-ji temple looks so good and beautiful when in autumn like this, we come at the right time"

clearly the system on the wife.

"it's going to be winter soon"

Continue with Tristan

"is it really so beautiful that I wanted us to feel the first snow when we were in Japan"

Lana lan said quickly.

"of course we'll stay here around Japan until it's winter"

answer Tristan.

For a moment Lana lan rounded her eyeballs.

"really honey?"

Krystal nodded quickly as she put on her smile.

"of course it goes with what you expect

the man answered quickly.

Say the wife with teary eyes.

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The Temple of Eikando Zenrin-ji

Officially known as Shojuraigousan Muryojuin Zenrin-ji, the temple is commonly known as Eikando since the 7th head of the temple, Yokan Risshi. It was founded in 863 and named Zenrin-ji by Emperor Seiwa.

Although originally part of the Shingon sect, he began leaning towards the teachings of the Jodo-shu sect around the time that Yokan Risshi was the head of the temple, who was very devout to the teachings of Amida.

Over time, the temple prospered and became the main training ground for practitioners of the Seizan Zenrin-ji sect. Around 1472, the Temple of Eikando was destroyed during the Onin War and it was not until the early 16th century that the temple was renovated again.

Today, Eikando Temple holds many of Japan's National Treasures and Important Cultural Assets. The most unique Important Cultural Asset is the Mikaeri-Amida statue, where the statue's head looks back over the shoulder.

It is believed that this statue was made because of the vision that Yokan Risshi had in 1082, where he saw images of Amida who began to lead Yokan. Stunned by the event, Yokan stops and Amida looks back. This secret-filled pose is what Yokan remembers and uses as a symbol to wait for those who are late to adopt the faith.

Nighttime illumimation lamp

Eikando Temple is one of a handful of temples in the Kyoto area known for its beautiful nightly illumination held in late autumn. Usually held in early November to early December, this is a chance to visit the courtyard at night and enjoy the breathtaking views of Amida-do, Gasen-do, and the park in a new light!

The autumn view

With over 3,000 maple trees on the grounds of Eikando Temple, it is not surprising that this place is one of the most beautiful places to visit during the autumn to see the bright colors of Autumn.

At Eikando Temple, the beauty of iteris is more magnificent at night when they open land for visitors at night to a bright garden that emits red, yellow, and orange colors.

Although photography and video are not allowed in the temple grounds, they are allowed in the park, and when the trees are lit up for this event, make the scenery Instagrammable!

It is one of the most popular places for locals and tourists to visit the nightly illuminated autumn foliage, so it is sometimes quite crowded, but if you come a bit late at night, it will be a good place to visit, it will be less crowded, and make the experience more enjoyable!

Operating Hours and Entry Tickets

The operational hours of Eikando Temple are from 09:00

The operational hours of Eikando Temple are from 09:00 am to 16:00 pm every day of the year except during autumn. During normal hours, admission is 600 yen for adults aged 19 years and over, and 400 yen for children aged 6 to 18. The gate closes at 17:00, so be sure to accidentally extend the visit!

During the Fall Exhibition of 2019, which runs from November 6 to December 4, the hours are from 09:00 am to 16:00 pm. At 17:00, all guests are asked to leave the premises. Admission is 1,000 yen for adults, and 600 yen for students.

For night visits, which run from November 6 to December 4, the hours are from 17:30 to 20:30 and the visits are closed at 21:00. During this time, the entrance fee is 600 yen.

The dates for the Autumn Exhibition and Nighttime visits may change from year to year, so be sure to visit the official Eikando Temple website for the correct time and date.