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Jonangu

[Jonangu Shrine] in Fushimi, which is deeply worshiped as a big shrine of hoyoke

When the capital was moved to Heian in 794 (Enryaku 13), it was built in the south of the capital as a guardian deity of the country, and is deeply worshiped as a god of protection. Today, as a guardian deity of daily life, it is prayed for traffic safety, family harmony, warding off evil, and safety.

The main shrine was built in the architectural style of the late Heian period. The shrine garden "Rakusui-en" is planted with more than 80 species of plants and trees depicted in the Tale of Genji, and is also called "Genji Monogatari Hana-no-niwa. The annual "Kyokusui-no-En (party at a watercourse)," held on April 29, recreates the elegant poetry of the Heian period poets. The garden is also known for its weeping plum blossoms, camellias, and autumn leaves, and visitors can enjoy beautiful seasonal scenery.

Jonangu

Autumn leaves season information

  • Best time to see/usually mid-November to early December
    Visiting hours/Admission fee: Same as regular visit

Jonangu

  • Journey
  • Kyoto Prefecture, Kyoto City, Fushimi Ward, Nakajima Toba Rikyucho 7
  • Short walk from Jonangu bus stop
    15-minute walk from Kintetsu/Subway Takeda Station
  • Tel.075-623-0846
  • 160 parking lots
  • https://www.jonangu.com/

  • [Normal visit]
    Shinen garden hours: 9:00-16:30 (Last entry: 16:00)
    Entrance fee for Shin-en Garden: Adults (junior high school students and above) 800 yen, Elementary school students 500 yen
    Free to visit the precincts
    * 400 yen for those who present a disability certificate and one attendant
*Please note that the information contained herein is subject to change without notice.
*Since this site uses automatic translation, the translation may differ from the original Japanese content.

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