[2025 Kyoto Attraction] Travel Guide for Jōnangū Shrine (Updated May)

Jonan-gu Shrine is the shrine that protects the south of Heian-kyo and is said to be the "Great Shrine of Protection from Divine Movement." The grounds are large and impressive, and it also has a garden. It is known as a famous spot for plum blossoms. The "Kyokusui-no-en" (Entrance to the Swinging Waters) is held twice a year, in the spring and autumn. In the garden, called Rakusuien, people float their cups in the stream, compose waka poetry, and drink sake, which has become a seasonal feature of Kyoto events. ✼••┈┈┈┈••✼••┈┈┈┈••✼ ❥❥ Jo⃝Nan⃝gu⃝ 🚉Takeda Station → 🚶‍♀️About 15 minutes walk ✼••┈┈┈┈••✼••┈┈┈┈••✼ #Jonangu #Shrine tour #Kyoto trip #Kyoto sightseeing

This year, there has been a great breakthrough in the Jonan-gu Palace, with Light up at night for the first time. I thought many people didn't know about it, but everyone came in droves. It was very lively. It's common to enjoy cherry blossoms at night, and it's my first time to enjoy plum blossoms at night. Friends who are interested should not miss this opportunity!

When I visited in spring, the plum festival was being held, and I was able to get a special goshuin stamp for that day. I could also apply for a prayer for protection from evil and safe driving. The plum blossoms were in full bloom in the garden inside, and it was beautiful. #Kyoto #KyotoTrip #KyotoSightseeing #Jonangu Shrine

#cherryblossom25 Jonangu Shrine Garden is such a peaceful little spot in southern Kyoto. It’s perfect if you’re in the mood for a quiet stroll and some serious seasonal vibes. The garden’s split into different areas, each with its own look and feel, so as you walk through, it kind of feels like you’re time-traveling through Japan’s garden history. In late winter and early spring, the plum blossoms are wild, super bright pink and totally covering the place. Later in the year, there’s wisteria, cherry blossoms, azaleas, and fiery red maples in the fall. Basically, it looks good all year round. There’s also a teahouse where you can grab matcha and chill while enjoying the view. It’s not usually super crowded, so it’s great for just slowing down and soaking it all in. If you’re already exploring Kyoto, Jonangu is definitely worth the detour. Peaceful, pretty, and just really good vibes.

#springitinerary Jōnangū Shrine is one of those spots in Kyoto that flies under the radar, but it’s honestly such a good find, especially if you’re into flowers and quiet vibes. The place is super peaceful, with gorgeous gardens that change with the seasons. Spring is next level with all the weeping plum blossoms everywhere. seriously, it's like walking through a fluffy pink dream. In fall, the colors go off too, so it’s kind of a year-round beauty. It’s not crowded like the big-name shrines, which makes it perfect for a slow, relaxing visit. The paths are easy to stroll, the whole atmosphere is calm, and it just feels like a little escape from the city buzz. There’s even a little stream running through the garden, and the sound of water just adds to the zen. Great spot if you want a chill afternoon with nature and pretty scenery all around.

#springwander Spring at Jōnan-kyū Shrine feels like walking through a beautiful shower of blossoms! The garden here comes alive with an abundance of flowers, and it’s a must-visit spot during the spring season. As you stroll through the grounds, you’ll be surrounded by the soft fragrance and vibrant colors of blooming flowers, almost as if nature is showering you with beauty. The cherry blossoms, plum trees, and other spring blooms make this place a serene paradise in the heart of Kyoto. If you’re seeking a tranquil, less crowded alternative to some of the more famous sakura spots in Kyoto, this shrine offers the perfect environment to appreciate the fleeting beauty of spring. Why You Should Visit: ✔ A peaceful, beautiful garden with a wide variety of spring blooms ✔ Perfect for a quiet escape and a serene walk during sakura season 📍 Address: 〒612-8459 Kyoto, Fushimi Ward, Nakajimatobarikyucho, ７ #Kyoto #SpringInKyoto #Sakura #CherryBlossoms #Jōnan-kyū

#springwander Spring in Kyoto is always magical, but Jonangu Shrine takes it to another level with its stunning cherry blossoms. Known for its beautiful weeping sakura (shidare-zakura), this place feels like a peaceful escape from the busier tourist spots. The shrine’s Heian-style gardens are designed to reflect the elegance of Japan’s ancient court culture, making it a perfect setting for a springtime stroll. Walking through the gardens, I was mesmerized by the delicate pink petals gently falling like a sakura snowfall. The atmosphere is serene, with fewer crowds compared to other famous cherry blossom spots in Kyoto. If you’re looking for a tranquil and photogenic place to enjoy hanami, Jonangu is definitely worth visiting! Why You Should Visit: ✔ Breathtaking weeping cherry blossoms in an elegant Japanese garden ✔ Less crowded, making it a peaceful hanami spot 📍 Address: 7 Nakajimatobarikyūchō, Fushimi Ward, Kyoto, Japan #Kyoto #Japan #CherryBlossoms #JonanguShrine #SakuraSeason #SpringInKyoto

🇯🇵 [Kyoto] Sanshogu Shrine in front of Jonangu Shrine (^^) Sanshogu Shrine is located on the hill at the top of the stone steps, south of the vermilion torii gate of Jonangu Shrine (^^) The shrine enshrines Amaterasu Omikami, and her divine crest, the "Sanko Mon," can be seen on the ridge of the cypress bark roof, and there is also an Edo period grounds map with "Sankosha" written on it. The parishioners of Jonangu Shrine include Nakajima, Shimotoba, and Takeda in Fushimi Ward, and Tonomori and Kamitoba in Minami Ward, but Sanshogu Shrine is deeply revered by the people of Kamitoba, who have donated stone torii gates and stone lanterns. #Spring0yenTrip

🇯🇵【Kyoto】Great shrine for protection from evil! Jonan-gu Shrine (^^) Revered as the great shrine for protection from evil (^^) The Rakusui-en garden surrounds the main hall, which has a unique and elegant appearance. Many plants, including over 80 species of plants related to The Tale of Genji, color the four seasons, and it is called the "Garden of Flowers from the Tale of Genji." The weeping plum blossoms in early spring and the autumn leaves are beautiful. The "Kyokusui-no-Utage" (viewing requires prior application) is famous as an event that conveys the elegance of the Heian period to the present day (^^) 【Location】 7 Nakajima Toba Rikyu-cho, Fushimi-ku, Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture #Spring 0 yen trip

Jonangu Shrine in Fushimi Ward, Kyoto During the Heian period, Emperor Shirakawa, Emperor Toba, and Emperor Gotoba ruled the area as cloistered emperors, while glittering imperial culture such as poetry gatherings, flower parties, and boating also flourished. It is now a Hoyoke Shrine, and is worshiped as a god who wards off misfortunes in Feng Shui directions such as moving, construction, and house astrology, and who wards off bad luck and brings good luck to families and brings harmony to the home. The spring scenery of Jonangu Shrine is the garden of weeping plum blossoms and camellias. The plum blossom festival is held every year from mid- to late March, when it is at its best, and many tourists from all over the country flock to the shrine. Especially towards the end of the festival, you can see a carpet of falling plum blossoms and a combination of fallen camellias. , an elegant world like a picture scroll unfolds. Following the plum blossoms, weeping cherry blossoms and other flowers are now in full bloom. Since many varieties of camellias are planted, they can be enjoyed all year round. The Japanese-style gardens, which make use of moss, are also truly beautiful. Location: 7 Nakajima Toba Rikyu-cho, Fushimi-ku, Kyoto Shrine office reception: 9:00-16:30 (last entry to the shrine gardens at 16:00) Admission fee: 800 yen for adults during normal season, 500 yen for elementary school students *1000 yen for adults and 600 yen for elementary school students during the plum festival Access: 22 minutes by city bus from H7 bus stop at Kyoto Station Hachijoguchi, 15 minutes by Rakunan Express from E1 bus stop, 15 minutes on foot or 4 minutes by taxi from Takeda Station on the Kyoto Municipal Subway #Seasonal places in Japan #Kyoto #Plum blossom spots #Spectacular views #Temples and shrines

The Weeping Plum and Camellia Festival will be held until the end of March 🩷❤️ This year, the plum blossoms are late, and they have started to bloom little by little since March ~☻ When they are in full bloom, 150 pink, red, and white weeping plum trees will be in full bloom on the "Spring Mountain" that spreads out to the west of the shrine, creating a spectacular view 🩷❤️🤍 You can enjoy the changing view of the weeping plum trees with "Tambai", "Kanbai", and "Sekibai" ♡ The view of the weeping plum trees in full bloom spreading out before your eyes is It's truly gorgeous 🩷❤️🤍 As you pass the plum grove of "Spring Mountain", there is a spot where you can enjoy the view of "weeping plums and fallen camellias" 🩷💚❤️ The pink and white weeping plums and the crimson camellias that have fallen onto the green moss are breathtakingly beautiful ~ʚ♡ɞ Please come and see the plums at Jonan-gu Shrine, which will soon be in full bloom ❤︎︎** ** ✰ ✼••┈┈┈┈••✼••┈┈┈┈••✼ 📍 Jonan-gu Shrine 🇯🇵 7 Nakajima Toba Rikyu-cho, Fushimi-ku, Kyoto City 📲075-623-0846 🕰️Visiting hours: 9:00-16:30 💰Admission fee: Adults (junior high school students and above) 1,000 yen, elementary school students 600 yen 🌸Weeping plum and camellia festival held every day until the end of March ✼••┈┈┈┈••✼••┈┈┈┈••✼ ✰ #0 yen travel #Travel for 0 yen #0 yen spring travel #Domestic travel #Kyoto travel #Cherry blossom viewing #Plum grove #Kyoto sightseeing #Weeping plum #Weeping plum #Jonangu Shrine

Kyoto is home to many famous plum blossom spots, but in recent years Jonangu Shrine has become increasingly popular, and is said to be the best in Kyoto, with its "weeping plum garden"🌸 Since ancient times, it has been loved as a shrine for warding off evil and evil spirits, and around the main hall is the "Tale of Genji Flower Garden," a sacred garden that can be enjoyed throughout the seasons. Every year from February to March, the "Weeping Plum and Camellia Festival" is held! It is easily accessible from Kyoto Station, about 15 minutes by bus, and on busy days, about 9,000 people visit, making it a popular spot 📍✨✨ In addition, Jonan-gu is also a famous camellia spot 🌺There are 32 varieties, and they bloom every year from December to March, and they have cute names such as "Otome Tsubaki", "Jonan Tsubaki", and "Hikaru Genji" 🌺Have fun looking for your favorite camellia while looking at the "Camellia Encyclopedia" in the pamphlet ♬During the festival, the specialty "Camellia Mochi" will also be on sale for a limited time 😋🍡 [Jonan-gu] Weeping Plum and Camellia Festival Dates: Tuesday, February 18, 2025 to Saturday, March 22, 2025 Time: 9:00-16:30 (reception until 16:00) Access: About 15 minutes on foot from "Takeda" on the Karasuma Subway Line and Kintetsu Kyoto Line Fees: Adults (junior high school students and above) 1,000 yen Elementary school students 600 yen #Seasonal places in Japan #travel alone #trip #Kyoto trip #Domestic travel #Jonangu Shrine

#SpringTravel #Jonangu #KyotoTravel #JapanTravel Jonangu Location: Japan T612-8459 Kyoto, Fushimi Ward, Nakajimatobarikyucho, 7 Fee: 1000 yen Jonangu schedule that I looked forward to the most during my Kyoto trip in early March! Although it is on the outskirts of Kyoto, we rented a car and parked very conveniently! I visited because I was excited to see spring flowers that hadn't bloomed yet in Korea! The plum blossoms in full bloom and the camellia flowers that fell like a painting were so pretty It was a time when everyone was busy taking pictures of the scenery that looked like someone had picked the flowers and decorated them! You can see the most beautiful scenery from the end of February to the beginning of March, and if you go to the Jonangu homepage, you can see the daily flowering status, so if you check it and visit, you won't be disappointed! ##March Travel Support Fund Event

There are many historic shrines in Kyoto, but if you want to enjoy the atmosphere of spring, you can't miss Jonangu Shrine! 🥰 In particular, the "Spring Mountain Garden", where weeping plums and camellias are in full bloom, is like an elegant world loved by Heian aristocrats✨ Jonangu Shrine is also famous as a shrine for warding off evil spirits, and many worshippers come to pray for safe travels and moving! This time, we will introduce the charms and highlights of Jonangu Shrine in spring🌸✨ 1️⃣ Weeping plum and camellia garden When you think of Jonangu Shrine in spring, you think of the "weeping plum and camellia garden"! Camellias also bloom in the garden, and the contrast between the plum blossoms and the beautiful moss-covered garden creates a tasteful Japanese beauty 🥹 📸 Recommended visit time • Best time to see: Mid-February to mid-March (especially early March is the peak season!) • If you go in the morning, there will be fewer people and it will be easier to take photos 📷✨ 📍 Access: Right next to Jonan-gu Shrine Main Hall 🎟 Admission fee: Garden admission fee 800 yen for adults 2️⃣ Jonan-gu Shrine Main Hall Jonan-gu Shrine is famous as a shrine that offers benefits such as "directional protection" (safety in moving, traveling, and construction) and "protection from misfortune," so if you are planning to move, be sure to visit! ⛩️ 📍 Access: 15 minutes by car from Kyoto Station, or 15 minutes on foot from Takeda Station 🎟 Free to visit (only the garden is charged) 3️⃣ Rakusuien At Jonangu's garden, Rakusuien, you can enjoy the scenery of all four seasons, not just spring! 📸 Recommended photo spots are the "Spring Mountain" where the weeping plum blossoms and camellias create a fantastic photo spot, and the "Heian Garden" where camellia flowers fall on the moss-covered garden✨ 🎟 Garden admission fee: 800 yen for adults 🚆 Access to Jonan-gu ✅ Train: Get off at Kintetsu "Takeda Station" from Kyoto Station → About 15 minutes walk ✅ Bus: A short walk from "Jonan-gu East Exit" or "Jonan-gu" bus stop ✅ Taxi: About 15 minutes from Kyoto Station (about 1000 yen) 🚶♂️ If you want to take your time to explore the gardens and main hall, we recommend staying for about 2 hours! If you are traveling to Kyoto in the spring, be sure to enjoy the magnificent view of the elegant weeping plum blossoms at Jonan-gu! 😊🌸 #Seasonal places in Japan #Jonan-gu #Plum blossoms #Domestic travel #Sightseeing

There are several famous plum blossom spots in Kyoto. Among them, I would like to recommend "Jonan-gu Shrine" in Fushimi Ward⛩️ There are several gardens called Shinen in the large grounds, and among them, the garden called "Spring Mountain" is beautifully decorated with red and white drooping plum blossoms🌸 Also, since it is a spring mountain, there are many types of camellias that are also magnificent, and you can admire them together with the plum blossoms🌺 The moss mountain area is particularly worth seeing, and the scenery of "fallen camellias" that fall with their flowers on a beautiful carpet of moss, combined with the drooping plum blossoms, is truly a spectacular sight! 😄 The "Weeping Plum and Camellia Festival" is held every year from February to March, and many spectators visit. The plum blossoms will also fall in the latter half of the season, but the carpet of "falling plum blossoms" that covers the carpet of moss is also a sight to behold🌸😊 The shrine garden is modeled after the mansion of a Heian aristocrat, so why not enjoy the spectacular view of spring flowers only during the spring season and immerse yourself in the world of the Tale of Genji🤗 📍Location: 7 Nakajima Toba Rikyu-cho, Fushimi-ku, Kyoto City 🕰️Opening hours: 9:00-16:00 #tripDomesticTravel #Kyoto #KyotoTourism #KyotoTrip #Jonangu #PlumBlossoms

The "Weeping Plum and Camellia Festival" is held at Jonangu Shrine in Fushimi every year from mid-February to mid-March, and there are bound to be huge traffic jams on weekends and other days, with more people than flowers. However, once you pass the weeping plum near the entrance, the road widens and you have more opportunities to take pictures. I love the scent of plums, but I never thought that fallen camellias could be so ephemeral and beautiful. I felt that the message was that they still shine brightly even after they have fallen. #KyotoFushimi #Jonangu Shrine #Weeping Plum #Fallen Camellia #0 Yen Travel Autumn 🕰️Opening Hours: 9:00-16:30 💰Price per person: 1000 yen

I visited during the plum season!! The garden with the plum blossoms in full bloom cost 1,000 yen for adults, but the weeping plum blossoms were so dignified and beautiful that I was moved.✨The plum blossoms were cute and had a nice scent. The place where you can see the fallen camellias and the weeping plum blossoms at the same time was quite crowded because it was a photo spot, but it was very beautiful.👍️ [Name] Jonan-gu [Location] 7 Nakajima Toba Rikyu-cho, Fushimi-ku, Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture 612-8459 [Visit date] 2024.2.26 #Furitabi #Kyoto trip #Fushimi sightseeing #Domestic travel

Every early March, it is highly recommended to go and admire the plum blossoms. In Kyoto, there is such a surprising flower viewing sanctuary, which is mostly visited by locals, but the beauty here can really be described as having a dreamy fairy tale feel. When the plum blossoms at Jonangu Shrine are in full bloom, all kinds of plum flowers compete for beauty. The weeping plums hang like strings of beads, reaching down to the ground, making everywhere you look filled with a pink romantic vibe. The most attractive spot is where the plum and camellia flowers meet. Under the camellia trees is a layer of green moss, thick and cute, like a backdrop. The whole camellia flowers fall, adorning the green backdrop like decorations, contrasting with the distant plum blossoms, creating a beautiful interplay and transition of colors, very graceful. Many great scenes are born here. Jonangu Shrine Address: 7 Nakajimacho, Toba Rikyu, Fushimi Ward, Kyoto City

#Sightseeing🌸As the cherry blossoms finish, the colorful azaleas and wisterias begin to bloom, and I was impressed by the many types of camellias and gardens✨ There were no crowds, so I was able to take a leisurely stroll. Large carp swam leisurely in the pond, creating a truly elegant atmosphere of the Heian period✨

This time we will introduce you to Jonan-gu Shrine in Kyoto Prefecture. This is a beautiful landscape created by fallen camellias, weeping plum blossoms, and moss. The contrast of colors. It is simply "beautiful"✨️People from all over the world flock to this place at this time of year, hoping to see this view at least once. It is so crowded and crowded😅Even if you line up before the gates open on a weekday, there is already a long line💦If you miss the best time to see it, the plum blossoms will have fallen and become empty, or, on the other hand, if you go too early, there will not be a carpet of plum petals underneath...Also, the camellias are not placed there, but rather they fall on the day, so there may be a lot or a few depending on the day. It seemed quite difficult to go and see the best conditions😂💕💕 But it's such a "breathtaking view" that it's worth going to see it anyway👏✨️ You can still make it in time for the event, so if you're thinking of going, hurry up🤭❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥 📝﹏﹏﹏﹏﹏﹏﹏ Spot details 📍Jonangu 🏷️ 7 Nakajima Toba Rikyu-cho, Fushimi-ku, Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture 🕐9:00-16:30 (last admission at 16:00) 　 💰 Adults (junior high school students and above) 1000 yen Elementary school students 600 yen 🚗Free admission available - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ✎﹏﹏﹏﹏﹏﹏﹏﹏ Tips 🗓️Weeping Plum and Camellia Festival February 18th to March 22nd, 2024 ⭐Difficulty level: 5 stars It gets crowded from the morning before the gates open. Even if you line up early, people will come in like waves from behind, so it's always packed. The only advantage of going in the morning is that you can park, and even if you come later, the number of people in the photos won't change (because there are always people there). Also, it's difficult to predict the best time to see it based on last year, and I think this year the best time was a week earlier. In addition, the difference between light and dark is so great that it might be best to go either in the evening when the whole thing is in shadow, or at noon when the sun is up. Also, the amount of camellias that fall seems to vary from day to day, so whether there are a lot of them or not depends on luck. 🚗About the parking lot The parking lot fills up from around 8:30, regardless of whether it's a weekday, weekend, or holiday. After that, it seems that you often have to wait 60 to 90 minutes. It's free, but if you want to park smoothly, it's better to park first thing in the morning, between 8 and 8:30. Also, there are almost no coin parking lots in the neighborhood, so you may have to go a little far away. 🏍️Motorcycle, moped, and bicycle parking lot There is also free parking space here, just like for cars. 🚌For those coming by bus ・Get off at Jonangu East Exit of the city bus, 3 minutes walk ・Take the Kyoto Rakunan Express (R'EX bus) from Kyoto Station Hachijo Exit and get off at Abura-no-koji Jonangu on weekdays (※Service is suspended on weekends and holidays) 🚃For those coming by train ・Get off at Takeda Station on the Karasuma Subway Line, 15 minutes walk ・Get off at Takeda Station on the Kintetsu Kyoto Line, 15 minutes walk 🚬Smoking area None 《Save》 and use it to plan your outing❤️ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - \Couple who loves going out/ ▷Instagram @oneandonly.us We are currently posting about places to go out, mainly in Kansai and Shikokuϟ We are also looking for your recommended places👏 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - #Instagramworthy #Photoworthy #Solotravel #Kyoto #Kyotosightseeing #Kyototrip #Couplestrip #Recommendedfordates #Domestictravel #Shrinesandtemples #Shrinestouring #Breathtakingviews #Jonangu Shrine #Triptoenjoyspring

#Sakura2024 These are cherry blossoms at Jonan-gu Shrine and Nanzen-ji Temple. I was worried about the timing, but as I thought, they weren't in full bloom. It was a shame that the weeping cherry blossoms had finished blooming a little, but the camellias were in full bloom. Last year, they were too early and there were only buds, so I was glad I could get my revenge. I had wanted to go back to Kyoto after graduating from university, but I wasn't able to, so I'm glad I was able to go back to Kyoto for the first time in a year. If I have the opportunity, I would like to spend time in Kyoto again. I would like to enjoy sightseeing in various places in Kyoto.

I've never appreciated plum blossoms at twilight before, and it was quite an unexpected experience. Just by leaving work early and passing by Jonangu Shrine, I stumbled upon a more beautiful and stunning view that truly moved me!! For those who have never enjoyed flowers at dusk, you must go at least once!

#KyotoTrip #KyotoSightseeing #Jonangu #WeepingPlum #Shrine The weeping plums at Jonangu Shrine in Kyoto are beautiful, and I heard that the Weeping Plum and Camellia Festival was being held, so I went to visit for the first time. There is a beautiful weeping plum tree in the precincts, and the beautiful conical plum tree has a soft fragrance and the faint scent of plums floats around. The Weeping Plum and Camellia Festival is held in a shrine garden separate from the plum tree, and is held for a limited time until March 22nd. The admission fee to the shrine garden is 1,000 yen for adults (junior high school students and above) and 600 yen for elementary school students. 9:00 to 16:30, but reception is open until 16:00. Umegaeda Kagura is performed by shrine maidens twice a day, at 10:00 and 15:00, on the front stage of the Kagura Hall, and you can freely watch and take photos. The beautiful and solemn Kagura dance was full of splendor and splendor. After the cherry blossom viewing and the Umegaeda Kagura, I strolled around the spacious grounds and saw plum blossoms blooming everywhere. Red, white, and pale pink plum blossoms - all the branches were beautiful, and the delicate flowers were adorable. There are many sights to see, such as Karato Tenmangu Shrine (Serigawa Shrine), Mahatasumi Shrine, Sanshogu Shrine, Haru no Yama, and Heian Garden, and everything was so beautiful that I enjoyed Jonangu very much. There are many bus routes from all directions, and it is very convenient as all the bus stops are close by. It is a bit far from the subway, but you can walk there on foot. There are also many imperial tombs nearby, so it is a good idea to visit them.

𝐓𝐫𝐢𝐩*⋆✈Kyoto𓂃 𓈒𓏸Jonan-gu Shrine, Fushimi Ward, Kyoto City Jonan-gu Shrine, where you can enjoy the full-bloomed weeping plum blossoms and many kinds of camellias The photo was taken last year. This year, it seems to be already in full bloom In the shrine garden "Rakusuien," you can see about 80 kinds of seasonal flowers and plants depicted in "The Tale of Genji" Familiarly known as the "Tale of Genji Flower Garden," Jonan-gu Shrine, where you can enjoy the beauty of each season, is holding the Weeping Plum and Camellia Festival until March 22nd When I went, 150 weeping plum blossoms were in full bloom, creating a gorgeous and gorgeous sight The weeping plum blossoms and fallen camellias at the end of the plum grove were breathtakingly beautiful, and the contrast between the plum blossoms, moss, and camellias was just too beautiful... It was quite crowded to get into the parking lot by car, so I vowed to myself that next time I go, I will take the bus. Lol 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄𓐄𓊆𝑃𝑟𝑖𝑐𝑒𓊇 800 yen from the official website 𓊆𝑇𝑖𝑚𝑒𓊇 Visiting the shrine garden from the official website: 9am - 4:30pm (reception closes at 4pm) ︎𓊆𝐴𝑐𝑐𝑒𝑠𝑠𓊇 From the official website: 7 Nakajima Toba Rikyu-cho, Fushimi-ku, Kyoto City 𓐄 ... #wintertravel #Kyoto #Kyotosightseeing #Kyototrip #plumbume #cherryblossomviewing

#Japan Attractions #Chengnan Palace This year's Lunar New Year just happened to be the Japanese National Day three days holiday, the whole Japanese attractions are very crowded, of course, to go to no people frame attractions, Kyoto Castle South Palace, just today is the Seven Grass Congee Festival, Castle South Palace is a famous thing is to see the flowers, spend 800 yen walk around their garden, the point is no What a person, can slowly walk in the garden for a morning, then worship the gods and draw fortune, and his seven herbs congee, the legend of the Japanese he in the spring food of seven foods cooked porridge, can strengthen the body, disease treatment, no disease strengthen the body, after eating through the god of food urine beef pills.

In the morning, I went to Jonangu. While waiting for the bus, time seemed to slow down. When I finally arrived, I was pleasantly surprised to find that I was the only tourist, enjoying this quiet moment alone. These days, I saw such full red maples for the first time. They are displayed in a beautiful posture, which makes me intoxicated. The moment of falling leaves brings me endless beauty. Each leaf slowly falls from the branches, forming a scene like a scroll. After visiting Jonangu, I used the navigation to go to Ginkakuji. There, I appreciated some garden landscapes and felt its unique atmosphere. After coming out of Ginkakuji, I chose to walk to Eikando (about 2 kilometers). When visiting Eikando, you need to take off your shoes, but after a long walk, the wooden floor hurts a bit on bare feet. After leaving Eikando, I went to Tenshoan. On the road at the entrance of Tenshoan, I explored a bit, and some courtyards are free to visit.

●Name Jonan-gu ●Access 7 Nakajima Toba Rikyu-cho, Fushimi-ku, Kyoto 🚗Private parking available ●Points When it comes to visiting Kyoto for road safety, Jonan-gu is the place to go. Flowers bloom all year round, and plum blossoms are especially famous.🌸 It is also the setting for The Tale of the Heike. During the popular pilgrimage to Kumano at the time, the temple was often used as a place of devotion for the retired emperor, and prayers were offered for safe travels. The "Chinowa Kuguri" ritual is held to purify the body of the emperor. I was surprised to find out that there was a service for cars! ️ This is an event that can only be held during this season. If you are visiting Kyoto by car now, please stop by. #KyotoTourism#Temples and Shrines #RoadSafety

Now is the best time for the plum blossoms in Jōnan-gū to bloom. They will fall soon, so don't miss this weekend if you want to see such a beautiful scenery. Otherwise, you may not have the chance to see it next week. Let's seize the opportunity.

Access: ▶▶▶ Take the R'EX bus from Kyoto Station to Jonan-gu Shrine ▶▶▶ Take the Kyoto Municipal Subway or Kintetsu to Takeda Station, then walk 10 minutes to Jonan-gu Shrine Tourist Spot: Weeping Plum and Camellia Festival #Gourmet Trip The "Weeping Plum and Camellia Festival" in 2023 will be held every day from February 1st to March 22nd. #VisitingKyoto #WinterTrip #HotSpring #SummerTrip #Flowers #Plum #Camellia