Fundado en 874, el templo Daigo-ji es uno de los sitios religiosos más pintorescos de Kioto. Los terrenos del templo en la ladera lo convierten en un lugar privilegiado para los cerezos en flor y el follaje otoñal, y sus edificios tradicionales se suman al encanto rústico del paisaje. Los terrenos del templo principal están ubicados está al pie de la montaña y está conectado a varios otros edificios del templo alrededor de la cima a través de una ruta de senderismo.
El Daigo-ji también juega un papel importante en la secta Shingon del budismo japonés. Sus edificios principales albergan docenas de valiosos artefactos culturales, lo que ha llevado al Templo Daigo-ji a ser nombrado Patrimonio de la Humanidad por la UNESCO. La zona principal del templo alberga el Museo Reihokan, que conserva y exhibe la vasta colección de documentos históricos y objetos de arte del templo, incluidas estatuas y pinturas.
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Sanboin Temple is perhaps most well-known for being the building that Toyotomi Hideyoshi helped reconstruct back in 1598. It was the main building on the temple grounds, used to host the feudal archbishops back in the past. Sanboin’s exquisite Japanese garden is a prime example of Momoyama-period architecture. The building itself also hosts multiple National Treasures and Important Cultural Assets.
Constructed in the year 951, Goju-no-to is one of Kyoto’s oldest national treasures. The pagoda is also revered for being the oldest building that remained after the Onin War in the 1400s. It was originally built by Emperor Suzaku, the oldest son of Emperor Daigo, to serve as a resting place for Emperor Daigo’s soul.
Daigo-ji is one of the best places in Kyoto to view the cherry blossoms, much like how Toyotomi Hideyoshi did back in the 16th century. Approximately 1,000 cherry blossom trees were planted across the temple grounds, with the most impressive being the weeping cherry tree standing outside the Reihokan Museum. It was said that Toyotomi Hideyoshi planted 700 of these trees in order to host his famous hanami party and procession, in which a similar event is now held annually to commemorate and honor his contributions.
10-minute walk from Daigo Station on the Tozai Subway Line
Keihan Express Bus to “Daigo -ji” bus stop(from JR Kyoto Station, Hachijoguchi Bus Stop) or to “Daigo -ji mae” bus stop (from JR Yamashina Station and Rokujizo Station on the Keihan Railway)
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Along the trail of Kami-Daigo in Kyoto are several World Heritage buildings and at the top is famous Nyoirindo, built in the Momoyama period (1573-1603)
Red and yellow leaves enhance the beauty of World Heritage Site Daigoji, which has has the oldest pagoda in Kyoto, and many other beautiful buildings.
World Heritage temple Daigoji in Kyoto has a reputation for beautiful cherry blossoms in spring, and there are many cherry trees growing in the temple grounds.
Le temple Daigo-ji de Kyoto, classé au patrimoine mondial de l'UNESCO, est réputé pour ses jolis et nombreux cerisiers en fleurs au printemps.
วัดไดโกะกุ วัดมรดกโลกในเกียวโต มีชื่อเสียงสำหรับดอกซากุระที่งดงามในฤดูใบไม้ผลิ ที่วัดมีต้นซากุระอยู่หลายต้น
ใบไม้สีแดงและสีเหลืองเพิ่มความงดงามให้แก่วัดมรดกโลก วัดไดโกะ วัดที่มีเจดีย์ที่เก่าแก่ที่สุดในเกียวโต และยังมีอาคารสวยๆ
Le célèbre temple de Kyoto inscrit sur la liste du patrimoine mondial de l'Unesco, Daigo-ji, sous la neige le jour de la Saint Valentin.
Daigoji (醍醐寺) is a Buddhist temple found in an attractive forest setting in the ancient capital of Kyoto. An exquisite traditional garden, and numerous beautiful halls and treasures, await.
Tuyết trắng ở đền Daigo, Kyoto vào ngày lễ tình nhân Valentine 2014
Lá đỏ và vàng làm tăng vẻ đẹp của di sản thế giới Daigoji, nơi có tòa tháp cổ nhất ở Kyoto, và nhiều công trình kiến trúc đẹp khác.
Красная и желтая листва отражает красоту Всемирного наследия - храма Дайго, в котором находится старейшая пагода в Киото, а также множество других построек.
「醍醐の花見」と云われる程、京都では有名な桜の名所だが、実は紅葉でも京都屈指の名所である。あの豊臣秀吉が盛大な花見を行ったと云われる醍醐寺。同年、楽しみにしていたとされる醍醐の紅葉を待たずしてこの世を去った。太閤も無しえなかった幻の紅葉狩り、実現していれば「醍醐の花見と紅葉」だったかもしれない。
Daigo-ji Temple is one of the famous spots for cherry blossom viewing in Kyoto, but also has a reputation for beautiful autumn leaves. When Toyotomi Hideyoshi ruled Japan, he hosted a grand cherry blossom viewing party here, but he died before leaves turned color in autumn
Это место в Киото настолько популярно в период цветения вишни, что получило прозвище «Дайго но ханами», однако это также одно из лучших мест в Киото для любования осенними листьями. Говорят, что сам Тоётоми Хидэёси любовался цветением сакуры в храме Дайгодзи.
Đây là một địa điểm ngắm hoa anh đào nổi tiếng ở Kyoto, nó còn được gọi là "Daigo no Hanami", nhưng trên thực tế, nơi đây là một trong những điểm đẹp nhất ở Kyoto vì sắc thu của nó. Chùa Daigoji là nơi ngắm hoa anh đào tuyệt đẹp của Toyotomi Hideyoshi.
This spring, Kyoto has a brand new way to experience cherry blossom season after dark. From March 27th to April 12th, 2026, the World Heritage Site Daigoji Temple will host Daigo Hanami, a special nighttime sakura event that blends centuries of history with digital art.
Ōbaku-san Manpuku-ji is a temple located in Uji, Kyoto. It is the head temple of the Japanese Ōbaku Zen sect, named after Wanfu Temple in Fujian, China. The mountain is likewise named after Mount Huangbo, where the Chinese temple is situated. [Wikipedia]
Fushimi Inari, oficialmente conocido como Fushimi Inari Taisha, es un hermoso santuario sintoísta en el sur de Kioto famoso por sus miles de torii bermellón. Las puertas torii en el camino son donaciones de individuos y empresas, en la parte posterior de cada uno se puede encontrar el nombre del donante y la fecha de la donación. Los senderos conducen al bosque de la sagrada montaña Inari, que tiene 233 metros de altura y forma parte de los terrenos del santuario. La caminata hasta la cima de la montaña y de regreso toma alrededor de 2-3 horas. El santuario está dedicado a Inari, el dios sintoísta del arroz. Debido a que se cree que los zorros son los mensajeros de Inari, hay numerosas estatuas de zorros en los terrenos del santuario. El Santuario Fushimi Inari es el santuario principal de los 30,000 santuarios Inari en Japón.
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