Jojakko-ji

It is a wallpaper photograph of the autumnal leaves of Jojakko-ji in Kyoto Sagano.

Jojakko-ji is located in Saga Ogurayama Ogura-cho, Ukyo-ku, Kyoto-shi and the wonderfulness of autumnal leaves is proud of leading beauty also in Kyoto of a famous-place set. What was opened is a priest of high virtue of the Nichiren sect called Nittei, and is the temple built in 1595. Although Nittei was a chief priest of Nichiren sect Honkoku-ji those days, it appointed this place that is said for there to have been poet Fujiwara's Teika mountain villa after that at the ground of retirement, and built the temple here. The Nittei itself is also a poet and it is considered to have had yearning and respect in poet Fujiwara Teika of the Heian period. Although Fujiwara Teika is a selection person of the famous poem card, it is said that Ogura's name was taken from here Ogura-yama. It seems that moreover, the origin of the name was named Jojakko-ji from the place which has a feeling of Jyojyakkoudo which is a Buddhistic Utopia in the place here. Although it is Jojakko-ji with such a history, with the autumnal leaves of Sagano, it has the wonderfulness which can also be said to be Sui 1. It is a Deva gate for it not to be rich and to jump into eyes included in the precincts of a temple. It is said that Unkei made the two-Deva-kings image here. It is supposed that Nittei reconstructed in 1616 what was in the south gate of a Honkoku-ji reception hall also as the basis. The autumnal leaves near a Deva gate are the most beautiful with the autumnal leaves here, and it is the touch which is walking under the tunnel of autumnal leaves completely. Moreover, it droops with the yellowish green of the mossy thatch roof, and they are the tone of these autumnal leaves, an air, and a brilliant word anyhow. I think that coloring of autumnal leaves is also wonderful and is leading wonderfulness also in Kyoto. The angle seen from the approach which passes especially through a Deva gate, goes up stone steps, and rolls a bell tower, and from which it gets down aslant is a recommendation. So that red, an orange, and yellow were not felt like leaving this for a while by the white of the green of moss, and the wall of a Deva gate, and brilliant tone. The principal image of Jojakko-ji is Jyukkai-Dai-Mandara. Moreover, if it goes up more, there is Tahoto of the important cultural property called Tsuji Tobei Naonobu erection in 1620. In addition, a parking lot is not located in Jojakko-ji. He parked and walked along the car this time at the free parking in front of Nison-in stopped about ten sets. However, since it is full shortly after it is crowded also here, it is not necessarily stopped. Although an admission fee is 300 yen, the autumnal leaves here are the spot which cannot be removed by any means in autumn leaves viewing of Sagano. The best time to see of the autumnal leaves of Kyoto Jojakko-ji is at the the end [ of November ] - end time. Especially the autumnal leaves near a Deva gate were brilliant.

Kyoto Sagano and Jojakko-ji	Deva gate	The choked autumnal leaves	Mountain side in Ogura-yama
Calm appearance	The Nichiren sect and Jojakko-ji	Famous place of the leading autumnal leaves in Kyoto	About a Deva gate
The feature of autumnal leaves	The approach over a Deva gate	A temple bell and autumnal leaves	Admission fee
Access to Jojakko-ji	A Deva gate and autumnal leaves	A Deva gate and autumnal leaves	The photography point of autumnal leaves
Autumnal-leaves famous place in Sagano	The autumnal leaves concerning a Deva gate	Capital air	The autumnal leaves near an exit
The autumnal leaves of Jojakko-ji	Color pile	The roof of autumnal leaves	The autumnal leaves of red and yellow