[2025 Nagahama Attraction] Travel Guide for Juzu Temple (Updated May)

Keisokuji Temple in Shiga Prefecture was founded by Gyoki in 735, and in the Middle Ages it flourished as a place of prayer for three generations of the Asai clan, lords of Odani Castle, and the Toyotomi clan, with its warrior monks. It fell into decline at the end of the Edo period, but is now known as Shiga Prefecture's best place to see autumn leaves, with about 200 autumn leaves painting the ancient temple red in autumn. 📌Visited on November 25th #AutumnTrip #Shiga #AutumnLeafViewing #AutumnLeafSpots #Outdoors

#DomesticTrip Keisokuji Temple (formerly Hanpukuji Temple) in Nagahama City, Shiga Prefecture, is a Tendai sect temple founded by Gyoki in 735 and rebuilt by Saicho in 799. In the Middle Ages, it flourished as the center of the Hubei Buddhist cultural sphere, but it declined and the main hall was burned down in 1933. Nowadays, it is known as a famous spot for autumn leaves, with about 200 maple trees turning vibrant colors in the fall. The "red carpet" of fallen leaves that spreads along the approach to the temple is particularly spectacular, and many tourists visit every year. This photo was taken in December when the autumn leaves were nearing the end of their season, but it was still spectacular. #ShigaPrefecture #KeisokujiTemple #AutumnLeaves #AutumnLeavesSpot

One of the most beautiful autumn foliage spots in Shiga Prefecture! ️ Today, we will introduce "Keisokuji Temple" in Gennagahama City, Shiga Prefecture. The sight of the fallen red maples dyeing the uphill approach to the temple is very beautiful and has become very popular. ✨ It is one of the most spectacular views that camera lovers want to capture on camera at least once. 📸 During the COVID-19 pandemic, Keisokuji Temple required reservations in advance. However, this year, you can go without making a reservation. 😍 For better or worse, it's nice to be able to go on short notice! And, only on Saturdays and Sundays during the acceptance period from November 8th to November 27th, a circular bus will run from Kinomoto Station to Keisoku-ji Temple 🚍 It's now more accessible than ever ✨ Fee: 500 yen/person It's hard to get around the autumn leaves in Shiga without a car, but it's great that you can get there by public transportation 😄 [Access tips when going by car] If you're going by car, even if you set your destination as "Keisoku-ji Temple", you'll get lost on the route In fact, you can't go directly to Keisoku-ji Temple by car 🙅 There are two entrances to Keisoku-ji Temple, but the recommended one is the "Ishido-ji Temple" side! You can also enjoy the autumn leaves at Ishido-ji Temple! Set your car navigation system to "Ishido-ji Temple" 🅿️ That's it! How about it! It's a spectacular view that you'll want to see at least once, so why not visit here? ? 〜〜〜〜〜Information〜〜〜〜〜 📍Keisokuji Temple Address: Furuhashi, Kinomoto-cho, Nagahama-shi, Shiga Access: 40 minutes by car from Maibara Station Opening period: 11/8-11/27 Visiting hours: 8:30-16:00 Admission fee: 500 yen 〜〜〜〜〜〜〜〜〜〜〜〜〜〜〜〜〜〜 #Domestic travel journal #Domestic travel

Originally thought that the traffic here is inconvenient, relatively unpopular, I did not expect that tourists can only go slowly. It seems that the charm of a beautiful picture of a red leaf is too great. The most beautiful section of the stone steps of the road is inaccessible, so that everyone can enjoy the unbroken red leaf carpet at both ends of the road. Chizu Temple, also known as the old rice temple, began in 735 years and fell with the end of the Edo shogunate. It is no longer used as a temple. It is managed by local residents and meets several English standards. The old grandfather. Address: Kushugawacho Ancient Bridge, Nagahama City, Shiga Prefecture