Nyoirin-ji (Frog Temple)
Ogori, Japan
Nyoirin-ji, better known as Kaeru-dera or the Frog Temple, is a small Shingon temple in the countryside of Ogori, south…
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Buddhist Temples in Japan
Japanese Buddhist temples are announced by great wooden gates and centre on a main hall for the principal image, often with a pagoda and, at Zen temples, gardens of raked gravel and moss made for contemplation.
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Otagi Nenbutsu-ji
Kyoto, Japan
Otagi Nenbutsu-ji sits at the far end of the Saga-Toriimoto valley, well beyond the busy centre of Arashiyama, and a…
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Sanzen-in
Kyoto, Japan
Sanzen-in does not sell timed or advance tickets. You pay the admission fee at the gate on arrival and walk round at…
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Daitoku-ji
Kyoto, Japan
No ticket for Daitoku-ji is sold online, and none is needed for the grounds.
No online ticket
Ginkaku-ji (Silver Pavilion)
Kyoto, Japan
No ticket for Ginkaku-ji alone is sold online, and there is no need for one.
No online ticket
Kiyomizu Kannon-do, Ueno
Tokyo, Japan
No ticket for Kiyomizu Kannon-do is sold online, and none is needed.
No online ticket
Kongobu-ji, Mount Koya
Koyasan, Japan
There is nothing to book in advance for Kongobu-ji itself.
No online ticket
Okunoin, Mount Koya
Koyasan, Japan
Okunoin is free to enter at any time, and no ticket for the cemetery alone is sold online.
No online ticket
Oya-ji Temple (Oya Kannon)
Utsunomiya, Japan
There is nothing to book in advance for Oya-ji. No ticket for the temple alone is sold online;
No online ticket
Shoshazan Engyo-ji
Himeji, Japan
No ticket for Engyo-ji alone is sold online, and none is needed.
No online ticket
Tsukiji Hongan-ji
Tokyo, Japan
Tsukiji Hongan-ji is free to enter and no ticket is needed; nothing for the temple alone is sold online.
No online ticket
Yasaka Pagoda (Hokan-ji)
Kyoto, Japan
There is nothing to book for the Yasaka Pagoda. The five-storey tower belongs to Hokan-ji, a small Zen temple, and it…
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Zojo-ji Temple
Tokyo, Japan
No ticket for Zojo-ji alone is sold online, and none is needed for the main part of a visit.
No online ticket