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KYOTO RAKUHOKU Kyoto Rakuhoku

• World Heritage Site Kamigamo Shrine

  The oldest shrine in Kyoto.
  
  World Heritage Site. Its official name is Kamo Wakeikazuchi Shrine. It is widely believed to be a deity that wards off evil, and since the capital was moved to Heian, it has also been worshiped as the guardian deity of the evil direction and the deity of the landlord.

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• Kurama Temple

  This is Kyoto's most powerful power spot, and is also where the legend of Ushiwakamaru meeting a Tengu remains.
  
  It was founded by the disciple of the monk Ganjin, Gantei, in 770. The Reihoden Hall houses the statue of Bishamonten, a national treasure.

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• Sanzenin Temple

  An ancient temple that is counted among the three gate sites of the Tendai sect.
  
  Ojo Gokuraku-in Temple, which houses the national treasure Amida Triad, is located in the beautiful Yusei-en Garden, which is lined with cedar trees and moss.

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• World Heritage Shimogamo Shrine

  One of Kyoto's most famous ancient shrines, which also appears in the "Shoku Nihongi."
  
  Its official name is Kamomioya Shrine. The grounds are lined with shrine buildings reminiscent of the Heian period, including the main hall and tower gate, which are national treasures, and the entire Tadasu-no-Mori forest is registered as a World Heritage Site.

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