[2025 Inuyama Attraction] Travel Guide for Tsugao Kannon Bodhisattva - Jakkoin Temple (Updated May)

#Japan Attractions #Japan Travel #Overseas Travel Japan🇯🇵 Jikoin is one of the most famous attractions in Inuyama City, especially in November-December there are beautiful autumn leaves 🍁 well worth coming! Silk Light Inn✨ Like other temples, there are many stairs, there will be forest trees around 🌳, but you have to walk up hundreds of stairs to see the beautiful scenery under the red leaves 🍁! Ji Guang Yuan is also a famous place to pray for children 👶🏻. It is said that walking around the temple platform will bring good luck 🍀, so many people will come to worship! 📍Shikoin (Inuyama, Japan)

Inuyama City Travel Guide Inuyama City, located in Aichi Prefecture, Japan, is a city brimming with ancient charm. In terms of attractions, Inuyama Castle is a must-see. It is one of only five remaining national treasure castles in Japan, standing majestically on a cliff overlooking the Kiso River. Starting from Kakamigahara City on the opposite bank, cross Inuyama Bridge and enjoy the picturesque scenery along the way. Every year during cherry blossom season, the falling petals enhance the romantic atmosphere. For a culinary treat, don't miss the Hida beef skewers. The meat is tender and the taste is superb. You can find places to savor them while strolling through the castle town. If you want to experience traditional activities, you can watch the unique cormorant fishing performance from June to October. To get there, you can take the JR from Nagoya...

Jakko-in Temple is located at the foot of Nishiyama in Kyoto and is an ancient temple famous for its maple viewing. As you enter the shrine, you'll see fiery red leaves on both sides, forming a beautiful contrast with the lush evergreen plants. Walking along the trail covered with fallen leaves, you can see the ancient temple buildings and modern cable car facilities complementing each other. Especially the maple leaves on the hillside, with distinct layers from orange to deep red, are particularly moving under the autumn sky. The trail behind the temple is quiet and peaceful, making it a great place to enjoy the red leaves. Overall, Jakko-in Temple not only retains the solemnity of a traditional temple, but also attracts tourists to stop and admire its gorgeous autumn colors. #MapleLeaf

The temple is built on the mountainside, you can climb the stairs, you can also wait for the "elevator" on one side. "Elevator" No one collects money, but the pilgrim who enjoys this service will give some money equivalent to offering, usually 200 yen one way, many elderly people with inconvenient legs will sit here. The road to walk up the mountain is also called the Seven Fortunes. The Seven Deities of Good Fortune belong to the Japanese religion. The Seven Deities of Good Fortune includes six goddesses, a goddess from different religious factions such as Shintoism, Buddhism, Taoism, and Brahmanism. At the beginning of the first month, Japan has a custom of worshipping the Seven Deities of God and paying homage to the Seven Deities of God. Many designs of traditional Japanese goods are related to the Seven Lucky Gods. Before signing in the Kyoto temple, the sign is also a different statue of the Seven Lucky. While climbing the mountain, I climbed to the temple and suddenly became more cheerful. Half-mountain Lonely Light House has created a large space, there are shrines that pray for marriage, there is also a temple of the Silent Light, and there is a lookout. Walking from the Lianguangyuan to the mountains, it is the East China Sea Trail, and many Japanese people come here to hike with equipment. Our route is to go to "Nagoya-Inuyama Tour Park Station" and return to "Inuyama Station - Nagoya". Only one stop, the fare is 50 yen: 600 yen for the trip and 550 yen for the return trip.