TOFUKUJI TEMPLE

Access to Tofukuji Temple: Discover the serene beauty of Japan's Zen gardens – access Tofukuji Temple and immerse yourself in tranquility and tradition!

Hojo (Main Temple Building): Access to the Hojo, the main temple building, where you can explore its Zen-inspired architecture and learn about its cultural significance.

Hojo Garden (Zen Garden): Access to the Hojo Garden, which is a classic Zen garden (Karesansui). The garden features beautifully arranged rocks and gravel, reflecting Zen principles of simplicity, tranquility, and contemplation.

Cypress Tree Garden: Access to the cypress tree garden, which surrounds the Hojo and adds to the overall peaceful atmosphere of the temple. The trees and the design of the garden contribute to the sense of harmony typical of Zen Buddhist spaces.

Tsutenkyo Bridge: Entry to the Tsutenkyo Bridge, which offers scenic views of the surrounding gardens, especially the stunning maple trees during the autumn foliage season.

Walking Paths: Access to well-maintained walking paths around the Hojo and gardens, providing a serene environment for exploration and contemplation.

Access to Tofukuji Temple: Discover the serene beauty of Japan's Zen gardens – access Tofukuji Temple and immerse yourself in tranquility and tradition!

Tsutenkyo Bridge: Access to the Tsutenkyo Bridge, which is one of the most iconic features of Tofuku-ji. The bridge offers stunning views of the surrounding gardens, especially during the autumn when the maple trees display vibrant red and orange colors.

Kaisando Hall (Founder’s Hall): Entry to the Kaisando Hall, the hall dedicated to the founder of Tofuku-ji, Rinzai Zen Master Senno. This hall houses important religious artifacts, including statues and portraits of the temple’s founder.

Kaisando Hall Garden: Access to the small garden surrounding the Kaisando Hall, which is often less crowded and provides a peaceful space for meditation and contemplation.

Seasonal Views from Tsutenkyo Bridge: Depending on the time of year, visitors can experience the seasonal beauty of the garden, particularly during autumn when the temple grounds are famous for their colorful foliage, or in spring when cherry blossoms may be in bloom

Walking Paths and Scenic Views: The ticket allows access to walking paths that connect the Tsutenkyo Bridge and Kaisando Hall, providing a peaceful way to explore the temple’s grounds and enjoy the surrounding natural beauty.

Access to Tofukuji Temple: Discover the serene beauty of Japan's Zen gardens – access Tofukuji Temple and immerse yourself in tranquility and tradition!

Hojo (Main Temple Building): Access to the Hojo, the main temple building, where you can explore its Zen-inspired architecture and learn about its cultural significance.

Hojo Garden (Zen Garden): Access to the Hojo Garden, which is a classic Zen garden (Karesansui). The garden features beautifully arranged rocks and gravel, reflecting Zen principles of simplicity, tranquility, and contemplation.

Cypress Tree Garden: Access to the cypress tree garden, which surrounds the Hojo and adds to the overall peaceful atmosphere of the temple. The trees and the design of the garden contribute to the sense of harmony typical of Zen Buddhist spaces.

Tsutenkyo Bridge: Entry to the Tsutenkyo Bridge, which offers scenic views of the surrounding gardens, especially the stunning maple trees during the autumn foliage season.

Walking Paths: Access to well-maintained walking paths around the Hojo and gardens, providing a serene environment for exploration and contemplation.

Tsutenkyo Bridge: Access to the Tsutenkyo Bridge, which is one of the most iconic features of Tofuku-ji. The bridge offers stunning views of the surrounding gardens, especially during the autumn when the maple trees display vibrant red and orange colors.

Kaisando Hall (Founder’s Hall): Entry to the Kaisando Hall, the hall dedicated to the founder of Tofuku-ji, Rinzai Zen Master Senno. This hall houses important religious artifacts, including statues and portraits of the temple’s founder.

Kaisando Hall Garden: Access to the small garden surrounding the Kaisando Hall, which is often less crowded and provides a peaceful space for meditation and contemplation.

Seasonal Views from Tsutenkyo Bridge: Depending on the time of year, visitors can experience the seasonal beauty of the garden, particularly during autumn when the temple grounds are famous for their colorful foliage, or in spring when cherry blossoms may be in bloom

Walking Paths and Scenic Views: The ticket allows access to walking paths that connect the Tsutenkyo Bridge and Kaisando Hall, providing a peaceful way to explore the temple’s grounds and enjoy the surrounding natural beauty.