FamxplorKiyomizu-dera Temple
What to expect
Kiyomizu-dera Temple is a Buddhist temple in Kyoto, Japan, famous for its wooden stage and stunning views of the city. The temple complex includes several shrines, such as Jishu Shrine, dedicated to the deity of love and matchmaking, and offers various talismans, incense, and paper fortunes
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Activities: We toured the temple, which is known as the 'Temple of Pure Water' for its Otowa Waterfall. We learned about some of the ancient rituals and enjoyed the beautiful grounds
Highlights: The kids enjoyed learning about the different rituals and the history of the temple. They were fascinated by the Otowa Waterfall and the beautiful grounds ✨
Kiyomizu-dera
Activities: We went to Kiyomizu-dera, a complex classified as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. We chose the less crowded paths and enjoyed some steamed pork buns. "After a few days of visits, the children expressed their weariness in the face of the accumulation of spiritual visits," so we made a deal for a treat after every three temples visited
Highlights: The photogenic temple and its view over Kyoto was great. "Every corner of the street has a surprise in store for you." The children particularly loved the deal of a treat after every three temples. They never ate so many red bean paste-filled buns! ✨
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