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Kyoto · Kansai
Jingo-ji Temple sits high in the mountains of Takao, reached by a long stone stairway up from the Kiyotaki River, with weathered wooden halls and a history reaching back to the 8th century that makes it a significant cultural site in Kyoto. From the terrace visitors throw clay discs (kawarake-nage) out over the valley. Its maples turn in early to mid-November, ahead of the city temples.
Usual hours — confirm with the official site for holidays + seasonal closures.
How to get there
From Kyoto Station · ~36 min by car
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