Mukō Shrine

The Shrine of Xiangri is located on the outskirts of Kyoto. It is one of the secret scenery of Kyoto to enjoy the maple. It is said that it was built earlier than the Nara era. The temple is also a Shibu-era building, which has been designated as an important cultural heritage of the country. The main temple has a long ginseng road on both sides, and maple trees on both sides. It is incarnate in the maple leaf tunnel every year into autumn. Maple leaves and ancient stone Wuju build picturesque scenery, let the maple hunters stroll to enjoy the beauty of the season.

Every year, there are many people who visit Kyoto to enjoy the maple, and there are many maple places. Kyoto has such a small Fenghong attraction, "Xiangri Shrine", which is the faith center of the locals. It is also the best secret place to enjoy the maple in spring and cherry and autumn maple. It is recommended to friends who want to enjoy the maple quietly. The Shinto Shrine has a long history, and the temple's "Inichi-era architecture" is designated as a major cultural asset for the country, and is legendary to be created in the Nara era (718). The legendary "Three Social Streams" style became a model of the Meiji Shrine in Tokyo. Through the big archway in the courtyard, there are large trees on both sides of the stone stack to worship the road, there are cherry blossoms in spring, and there are maple tunnels formed by red leaves in autumn. Transportation: Take the Hankyu Railway → West to Higashi Station → from Kyoto Station for about 10 minutes, and you can reach the Higashi Shrine.