Kiyomizu temple - มนต์เสน่ห์วัดไม้แห่งเกียวโต🇯🇵

#GetDiscountNotRelyingOnLuck Kiyomizu temple - A wooden temple in the middle of a mountain full of peaceful energy of Kyoto If Kyoto is a city of culture, Kiyomizu-dera would be a heart that beats softly in the middle of the mountains. 🏯🇯🇵 An old wooden temple located on the slopes of Higashiyama, overlooking a panoramic view of Kyoto. The most prominent feature is the large wooden terrace extending from the temple — especially when you stand here during the changing leaves or cherry blossom season, you will immediately understand why people love this place. 🍡Impressive things: • The path up to the temple is surrounded by local shops. The aroma of Japanese sweets makes you want to stop every 5 minutes. • The wooden structure of the entire temple that has remained the same for hundreds of years feels like you have traveled back in time. • The atmosphere on the temple terrace, the cool breeze and warm sunlight — everything seems to slow down just to let us take a deep breath. • The “True Love” Shrine, Jishu Shrine, for those who are in love or pray for love. Don't miss it! 🎌 In addition to the beautiful and peaceful scenery of the wooden temple in the middle of the mountain, another thing that people should not miss is the Japanese amulets (お守り - Omamori) of Kiyomizu-dera Temple, which is famous for "blessings of love, success and protection" 🎑 Highlights of the amulets worth taking home: • Love amulets (縁結び - Enmusubi) For those who are looking for good love or want their love to be stable, most of them come from the Jishu Shrine inside the temple. It is believed that if you walk from one love stone to another with your eyes closed and do not get lost, your love will be fulfilled. • Health amulets (健康 - Kenkou) Embroidered with the name of the temple in gold on a white or light blue bag. It looks peaceful and gives some encouragement. Perfect for giving to adults or carrying with you when traveling. • Study/work amulets (学業成就 - Gakugyou Jōju) In red or gold, they are often bought as gifts for friends or people starting a new path. • Lucky amulets (開運 - Kaiun) come in many colors, look gentle, simple, but full of meaning. 🚐How to get to Kiyomizu: Take bus 100/206 from Kyoto Station → Get off at Gojo-zaka → Walk for another 10 minutes. There are many cute shops to stop by along the way!