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Jizō-in Temple (Take-no-tera)
Place
4.2 (699 reviews)
Commonly known as the Bamboo Temple for the forest that surrounds it, this temple was built in 1367.
23 Yamadakitanocho, Nishikyo Ward, Kyoto, 615-8285, Japan
Highlights from Reviews
• peaceful and tranquil
Many visitors praise the temple for its quiet, serene atmosphere, providing a break from crowded tourist spots.
• beautiful nature
The moss-covered grounds, bamboo forest, and green environment are frequently highlighted as beautiful.
• un-crowded atmosphere
The temple is often described as not crowded, allowing for a more personal and reflective experience.
• hidden gem
Many consider it an underrated or hidden gem, offering a tranquil escape away from major tourist hubs.
• charming garden
The temple features a cute, charming garden that is particularly appealing, especially during autumn.
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