Admission
- Adult (18+)¥500
- Elementary/Junior High (6-14)¥400
- Visitors with disabilities¥400
Kyoto, Kyoto Prefecture
At a Glance
Rozan-ji was moved to its current Teramachi Street site in 1573 during Toyotomi Hideyoshi's reorganization of Kyoto.
The current main structure dates to 1794, rebuilt after the Kyoto fires of 1708 and 1788 using part of the Sentō Imperial Palace.
Rozan-ji was one of only four temples with an okurodo, a private Buddhist chapel for the Imperial Family.
This temple offers 4 different goshuin designs
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If you're interested in festival culture, plan your visit for Setsubun to catch Rozan-ji's demon dance ceremony.
If you're interested in festival culture, plan your visit for Setsubun to catch Rozan-ji's demon dance ceremony.
Visit during bellflower season to see the Genji Garden at its most distinctive, with white sand, moss, and purple kikyo blooms.
Visit during bellflower season to see the Genji Garden at its most distinctive, with white sand, moss, and purple kikyo blooms.
Fascinating facts about this place
Rozan-ji was moved to its current Teramachi Street site in 1573 during Toyotomi Hideyoshi's reorganization of Kyoto.
The current main structure dates to 1794, rebuilt after the Kyoto fires of 1708 and 1788 using part of the Sentō Imperial Palace.
Rozan-ji was one of only four temples with an okurodo, a private Buddhist chapel for the Imperial Family.
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