Sanjusangendo
Sanjusangendo houses 1,001 golden statues of the thousand-armed Kannon, arranged in Japan's longest wooden building (120 meters). A breathtaking sight and one of Kyoto's most powerful spiritual experiences.
Sanjusangendo houses 1,001 golden statues of the thousand-armed Kannon, arranged in Japan's longest wooden building (120 meters). A breathtaking sight and one of Kyoto's most powerful spiritual experiences.
Adults ¥600, students ¥400, children ¥300
Any time of year. Avoid weekends for fewer crowds. Photography is not permitted inside the temple
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The name means 'Hall of 33 Intervals', referring to the spaces between the support pillars. The number 33 is sacred in Buddhism, as Bodhisattva Kannon can transform into 33 different forms.
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