Ninna-ji Temple stands as one of Kyoto’s most historically significant sanctuaries, established in the late 9th century and traditionally presided over by imperial princes. Visitors can explore the lavish Goten palace complex, featuring painted sliding screens and tranquil rock and pond gardens framed by a striking five-story pagoda. Renowned as the head temple of the Omuro school of Shingon Buddhism, it offers an evocative journey through centuries of aristocratic spiritual heritage.
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- UNESCO World Heritage
- Gardens
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