Admission
Free
At a Glance
Myōden-ji was rebuilt multiple times after fires before settling at its present site in Kyoto's Sakyo Ward.
Myōden-ji was founded in 1477 by the priest Nichii of Enkyō-in.
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Facilities
Look for the Nichiren statue facing the intersection; it's an easy landmark to confirm you've reached Myōden-ji.
Pair a visit with nearby Okazaki Park, since the temple is located close to that area in Sakyo Ward.
The divine spirits venerated at this sacred place
Fascinating facts about this place
Myōden-ji was rebuilt multiple times after fires before settling at its present site in Kyoto's Sakyo Ward.
Myōden-ji was founded in 1477 by the priest Nichii of Enkyō-in.
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Sakyo, Kyoto Prefecture
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