Yata Jijoson

The Yamada Temple in Kyoto has a totally different atmosphere from its own (Yamada Temple in Mount Kumgang, Nara is home, full of Hydrangea flowers in June every year). It is located at the corner of the downtown commercial street and serves as the center of Tibetan belief, bringing the nature of excess into full play. The most famous one is its bell (as opposed to the traditional one). In short, it is very prosperous, and the decoration is also very popular, which is far from the style of Ziyang Garden. Souvenirs are sold in physical storage. ​​​

Shops along the line mostly sell fresh or dried food such as fish, Kyoto vegetables, pickles and other processed foods, and there are many old shops. Here you can buy a lot of food unique to Kyoto, so it is also known as "Kyoto kitchen".

Yamada Temple was first built in the Ping'an era, named Yamada Temple in Nara. Later, in a long period of time, it experienced many migrations and finally arrived at the present site of Kyoto, Yamada Mountain, the name of Yamada Mountain. Temple Hao Jingang Mountain Temple. In Yaotian Temple, there are nearly 10,000 embroidery flowers. Whenever the flower season, embroidery flowers blossom warmly. The beautiful sea of flowers reflects the whole Yaotian Temple, so it is also called Hydrangea Temple. The image of Yamada Temple is very unique. The Tibetan Bodhisattva stands in the flames. It is said that the founder of Yamada Temple, Master Manqing, carved it according to another founder, Yoshida Ono, who saw the Tibetan Bodhisattva in the gloomy world with his own eyes. Fan Zhong in Yamada Temple is very famous. It is said that the bell sounds can soothe the dead and make them reach the underworld smoothly, so it is also called the bell sending.

Yatiandi, see the introduction of the temple formerly the Ping An Nara Yatian Temple of the branch temple, after many relocations, finally moved to the current location in 1579.

Although the temple is small, it is suitable for praying and has its own characteristics.