Best Places in Arashiyama for Autumn Leaves and Bamboo Without Crowds | Japan Vlog 34 | Lin Nyunt
We visited the best places in Arashiyama to see autumn leaves and illuminations without the massive crowds of people. We also went to a bamboo forest without all the tourists. I'll show you that it is possible to go to hidden and quiet spots in Arashiyama free of the throngs of visitors.
Our tour guide: Tadashi Takai
Itinerary
Take a bus from near Hankyu Arashiyama station bound for Toriimoto.
1) Adashino Nenbutsu-Ji Temple Autumn Leaves and Bamboo Forest 1:29
This peaceful temple is lovely for autumn leaves and has its very own bamboo forest. It's much easier to have it all to yourself unlike the main bamboo forest in Arashiyama full of tourists.
2) Hiranoya and Saga Toriimoto Preserved Street 1:53
This street has a beautiful red torii gate and various shops and tea houses to look at.
*By the way, Hiranoya tea house is actually 400 years old!
3) Nisonin Monzen Chaya 2:55
This shop sells extremely delicious butaman and mitarashi dango. In fact it's some of the best I've eaten.
4) Kotouen Ceramic Shop 4:05
A family run business that sells incredible hand-crafted ceramics.
5) Saga Tofu Ine Restaurant 4:28
6) Hogon-in Temple Autumn Leaf Illuminations 4:36
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1200 STONE STATUES!? - Otagi Nenbutsuji Temple in Kyoto
Hi, you guys, I'm Yusuke Nasu, and today's Japanesquest, I am taking you to Otagi Nembutsuji Temple located in the north of Kyoto Arashiyama, and is famous for twelve hundred stone statues!
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Adashino Nenbutsuji is one of the small temples in the sagano area of Kyoto in Japan.
Located along the saga toriimoto preserved street, it worth a visit. You can enjoy here a bamboo grove inside the temple.
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Adashino Nenbutsuji Temple, Arashiyama : 17 September 2019
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Japan, 〒616-8436 Kyoto, Ukyo Ward, Sagaasahicho, 鳥居本化野町 17番地
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Adashino Nenbutsuji in Kyoto, Japan
A Buddhist temple from the 9th century with its main feature being a gravesite with 8,000 Buddha statues representing people who were buried in unmarked graves or had no next of kin.
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Adashino Nenbutsuji in Kyoto gives a rare look at an ancient cemetery. You'll never look at the final resting place the same again.
The major Buddhist figure Kukai (774-835 AD) established a temple here to consecrate the cemetery, and there is very little in Japan like it. There is also a modern cemetery next to it, and while not at the top of most people's sightseeing list, you can get a good window into a culture by looking at how the departed are taken care of.
This footage was shot at the peak of the cherry blossom season in April, and while not a lot of gardens are there, it still adds to the beauty and soul of the place.
Arashiyama lies on the west side of the city and makes a good half or full day to see the many sights.
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A little walk in the Adashino Nenbutsuji temple in Kyoto, Japan. This temple is located in the Sagano district, at the end of the Saga Toriimoto preserved street.
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化野念仏寺（千灯供養）京都 / Adashino Nenbutsu-ji Temple Kyoto / 아다 시노 염불 (천 등 공양) 교토
Adashino Nenbutsu-ji Temple at Kyoto in Japan.
Thousand lights memorial held in Adashino Nenbutsu-ji at 23 and 24 of August.
Adashino Nenbutsu-ji has more than 8,000 Stone Buddha and Stone Pagoda.
People light a fire in thousand candles in Thousand lights memorial for our ancestor and nameless deceased.
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京都紅葉 錦秋の化野念仏寺Adashino Nenbutsuji Temple maple in Early autumn on November, Kyoto, Japan.
步屧念佛寺化野，佛塔述懷秋陽燁，遙想苔庭落葉昔，西陣河原楓如血。
化野念佛寺位於京都右京區，是嵯峨的裏墓場。化野(あだしの)又稱徒し野及仇し野，意即「無常の野」，源於佛教無常之概念，象徵人間世事是無常，秋天造訪可看到墓園內最著名的「西院の河原」，仿造日本民間傳說「賽的河原」，由五輪塔圍起，再來是有楓樹穿插其中，去時正值楓色如血，陽光與沉寂的五輪塔和鮮豔的丹楓搭配，輔以落葉苔庭，聽著綺羅的「帰りなんいざ」那帶著帶著濃濃秋思的氣氛......
化野念佛寺是和歌著名歌枕「あだしの（徒し野・化野・仇し野）」之處。
最有名的和歌是西行法師的
「誰とても とまるべきかは あだし野の 草の葉ごとに すがる白露」詩歌譯：誰能留得住，那在化野中，草葉上的朝露。
白露時節來到這無常の野，詩人表達裡充滿了對無常的感嘆與豁達。
秋天來到這裡，首先墓園內最著名的「西院の河原」映入眼簾，楓色如血，陽光與沉寂的五輪塔和鮮豔的丹楓搭配，輔以落葉苔庭，仿造日本民間傳說「賽的河原」，怎見得？感俳曰：「化野や 錦に眠る 塚紅葉」「化野や 舞う血に楓 南無の空」「木漏れ日は 秋あだしのゝ塚紅葉」「幾色の 秋の化野 念仏寺」「秋日和 極楽浄土 五輪塔」「化野や 賽の河原の 遍照」「燃え立ちぬ 西院の河原ゝ化野」「化野や 無常の秋 五輪塔」
隨後進入虫塚，在日本，虫也指靈魂，即靈魂寄宿之塚，秋日和的苔庭樹罅影，落葉與石地蔵組合的極楽浄土之美，怎見得？感俳曰：「木漏れ日は 極楽浄土 石地蔵」「紅葉の 極楽浄土 南無の空」「紅葉の 極楽浄土 石地蔵」「紅葉の 極楽浄土 無縁仏」
遠眺地藏堂，位於山陰處已照不到陽光，俳曰：「紅葉の 風あだしのゝ暮の寺」
從虫塚出沿西院の河原邊走遠眺受付，俳曰：「幾色西院の河原や化野」
西院の河原的鐘樓，楓色丹紅，怎見得？俳曰：「紅葉の 秋あだしのゝ南無の空」「無常の 賽の河原の 血紅葉」「化野や 無常の秋 鐘楼」「化野や 諸行無常鐘楼」「化野や西院の河原燃え毛美知」
從西院の河原處觀寺門，俳曰：「幾色の 秋あだしのゝ暮の寺」
此外五輪塔在秋晴(小春日和)時最是美麗，忍不住多拍幾張。俳感「化野や 小春日和の 塚紅葉」「化野や 極楽浄土 五輪塔」「木漏れ日は 小春日和の 塚紅葉」「木漏れ日は 賽の河原の 血紅葉」「化野や 遍照の秋 塚紅葉」「化野や 遍照の秋 五輪塔」「木漏れ日は 極楽浄土 五輪塔」獨特的無常追思氛圍，值得細細品味。
寺伝によれば、化野の地にお寺が建立されたのは、約千百年前、弘法大師が、五智山如来寺を開創され、その後、法然上人の常念仏道場となり、現在、華西山東漸院念仏寺と称し浄土宗に属する。境内にはおよそ8000体もの石塔、石仏がぎっしり並びます。秋になると周囲から鮮やかなもみじが包み込み、まるで仏さまを見守っているかのようです。古くは埋葬地であった化野。このあたりに散乱していた無縁仏、石塔、石仏を集めたのが化野念仏寺です。心静かにおまいりしましょう。
「あだしの」は「化野」と記す。「あだし」とははかない、むなしいとの意で、又「化」の字は「生」が化して「死」となり、この世に再び生まれ化る事や、極楽浄土に往来する願いなどを意図している。
この地は古来より葬送の地で、初めは風葬であったが、後世土葬となり人々が石仏を奉り、永遠の別離を悲しんだ所である。
境内に奉る多くの石仏・石塔は往古あだしの一帯に葬られた人々のお墓である。何百年という歳月を経て無縁仏と化し、あだしのの山野に散乱埋没したいた。明治中期に地元の人々の協力を得て集め、釈尊宝塔説法を聴く人々になぞらえ配列安祀してある。賽の河原に模して「西院の河原」と名付けられた。
Adashino Nenbutsuji temple stone mound with autumn maple in the sunshine afternoon. Maple leaves falling under moos is Japanese aesthetic wabisabi style. Japan tower against sunset with autumn maple foliage color, Fiery maple trees along the footpath, November, Kyoto.
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化野念仏寺 京都 / Adashino Nenbutsu-ji Temple Kyoto / 아다 시노 염불 교토
空海（弘法大師）が五智山如来寺を建て野ざらしの遺骸を埋葬。のち法然が念仏道場としてから今の寺名に改めた。
本堂は1711年（正徳2）寂道上人の再建。
境内8,000体の石仏・石塔群は、化野に葬られた人たちの墓で、毎年8月23・24日に灯明をあげ、幽玄な千灯供養(
浄土宗。千灯供養予約制廃止
建立：平安時代
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Nembutsu-ji Temple and park Adashino (near Kyoto Japan)
Very impressive and old Buddhistic 'graveyard' in Adashino near Kyoto. Walking in this area and visiting this place was like walking on a filmset (really beautiful).
【4k】化野念仏寺-Adashino Nenbutsu-ji：Arashiyama and Sagano
嵐山の少し奥、竹藪を越えしばらく歩みを進めると化野念仏寺が現れました。現在、竹林は改修中とのことでしたが、他の寺社仏閣とは異なる雰囲気を堪能できました。
Adashino Nenbutsu-ji (化野念仏寺 Adashino Nenbutsuji) is a Buddhist temple in Ukyo-ku, Kyoto, Japan. In 811 Kūkai is said to have founded a temple, then Honen altered it to the present Nenbutsuji. Situated high on a hill overlooking the city from the northwest, it sits in an area where since the Heian period people abandoned the bodies of the dead, exposing them to the wind and rain. Now, some eight thousand Buddhist statuettes, which had been scattered around Adashino then collected about 1903, memorialize the souls of the dead. During its well-known 'sento kuyo', a ceremony dedicated to the spirits of the dead, about ten thousand stone statues are lit up with candles.
Exploring the Otagi Nenbutsu-ji Temple in Kyoto
Otagi Nenbutsu-ji （念仏寺） Temple, Arashiyama, Kyoto Prefecture
Otagi Nenbusuji （念仏寺） temple is located near Arashiyama District in Kyoto Prefecture, Japan.
The temple, originally called Otagi-ji Temple, was first built in the Otagi District (the central part of present-day Kyoto) by order of Emperor Shotoku in the latter half of 8th century. Even though this temple was founded in the Heian period (794-1192) in Otagi district, it was later moved to the Enryakuji Temple complex in Mt. Hiei. Over a period of three years beginning in 1922, the temple was transfered to its present location in the Saga Arashiyama District in order to preserve it.
The temple has a incredible array of 1200 carved stone figures of Rakan (Disciples of Buddha) made by people from various parts of the country from 1981 to 1991. All of the carvings have amusing or contentious expressions that warm the hearts of the visitors.
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Japan Trip: Sagatoriimoto preserved street to Adashino Nenbutsuji, Kyoto
Japan Trip: Sagatoriimoto preserved street to Adashino Nenbutsuji, Kyoto
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Much of the preserved street of Saga-Toriimoto leading to the Adashino Nenbutsuji Temple has been well maintained in the style of the Meiji Period (1868-1912). Many of the buildings along this atmospheric street are traditional machiya (town houses) style that used to serve as private residences but have then been converted into shops and restaurants.
Japan Travel: Adashino Nenbutsuji Temple known as ghostly place, Kyoto
Japan Travel: Adashino Nenbutsuji Temple known as ghostly place, Kyoto
Adashino Nenbutsuji is located at the end of the Saga-Toriimoto Preserved Street. The temple was established in the early 9th century when the famous monk Kobo Daishi placed stone statues to console the spirits of the dead here. Today, the temple grounds are filled with hundreds of such stone statues. In the back of the temple, there is a short path leading through a bamboo forest.
Hours: 9:00 to 17:00 (closing at 16:00 December through February) Entry only until 30 minutes before closing.
Closed: Open all year round
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Japan Trip Otagi Nenbutsuji Temple 1,200 Rakans, Kyoto, Japan
Japan Trip Otagi Nenbutsuji Temple 1,200 Rakans, Kyoto, Japan
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Otagi Nenbutsuji Temple
Another ten minute's walk north of the similarly named Adashino Nenbutsuji, the Otagi Nenbutsuji Temple is famous for its 1200 stone statues of rakan, devoted followers of Buddhism, each with a different facial expression. Created relatively recently in the 1980s and early 1990s, the many statues stand across the temple grounds which cover part of a forested mountain slope.
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Hours: 8:00 to 17:00 (entry until 16:45)
Closed: No closing days
Admission: 300 yen
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Kyoto | Adashino Nembutsu-ji Temple, shopping, lunch & Owl/Bengal cat Cafe | Japan Vlog #5
We had such a nice time in Arashiyama, Kyoto. After we visited the Bamboo Forest, we walked up North towards the mountains & found Adashino Nembutsu-ji Temple. Afterwards we went back into Saga-Arashiyama Area which is a long Shopping Street. We had a Tofu based lunch (It wasn't our favourite) & then we found an Owl retreat/Bengal cat cafe.