Jōrinji Temple

Katsu Kaishu‘s hotel in Kyoto

There are several temples near Eiden / Keihan Demachiyanagi station. Jorinji is known as a temple of Japanese bush clover (Hagi). The inside is not open to public, but you can enter the premises and t...

"Sarawa の Sanji Temple"

Original Text

It is called (Jorinji). This temple is a Jodo sect temple called "Sangenji Temple in Sunagawa" along with Chotokuji Temple and Shojoin Temple. Hagi in September is very famous here, and it is also called Hagi Temple. In addition, a sutra copying session is held at 14:00 ～ 16:00 on the 25th of every month (excluding April and August). It is said that Katsu Kaishu used this temple as a shukubo at the end of the Edo period.

Hagi is famous

Original Text

Jorinji Temple is the east bank of the Kamo River in Demachiyanagi, Sakyo Ward, Kyoto City, and it was called Sangenji Temple (Shojoin, Chotokuji, Jorinji) in Sangenji because a stream called Sangenji flowed behind it and flowed into the Kamo River. It is one of the Jodo sect temples. Hagi in September is famous and is also famous for Hagi Temple.

it's one of the three temples in sand river.

Original Text

It is one of the "Sangenji Temples in Sunagawa", and it is also well known as "Hagi Temple". There is also Jizoson here, known as "Heirchild-rearing Jizoson". The location is also close to Eizan Electric Railway Demachiyanagi Station. Since it has long been a sandy area open in the triangle of the Takano River and the Kamo River, it seems to be a soil quality where hagi, cherry blossoms, and cherry blossoms grow well. The name of the sand river comes from the fact that a small stream that flowed around here was called "sand river". This temple is the previous ...

★ Shirahagi spilled and stepped on by a monk

Original Text

It is known as the small Jorinji Temple, "Hagi Temple", right next to Kamo Ohashi Bridge. I visited on September 16th when the flowers were a little over. There weren't many worshipers, so it was convenient to take pictures. There is also a neat white hagi. After that, I went to Nashiki Shrine to see the hagi flowers.