Although the Oharano Shrine is in Kyoto's Nishikyo district, it has a deep origin with Nara. When Emperor Shaowu moved the capital from Nara to Nagaoka, his queen Fujiwara Yixuan (ふじわらおとむろ) sacrificed the division of the Spring Festival Shrine in Ohara (the Shrine is dedicated to the Fujiwara family's god), and the emperor Wende officially built the shrine of Ohara Shrine during his reign. (The architectural style is undoubtedly made in spring). The pool of Oharano Shrine also mimics Nara Ape Dianchi, and it can be said that the architectural style of the whole shrine has deeply imprinted Nara. The stone statue of the lion roaring like a roaring dog before the shrine of Japan, Ohara is unique, using the deer の hound, the left is the female deer, the right is the stag with the horn, very rare. This also confirms the origin of Ohara Shrine and Nara, using Nara's representative Shende as a guardian beast. Need to pay: Free transportation: Hankyu Kyoto Line "Eastwards Japan" - get off. Take the bus stop in front of the Hankyu bus [System 5] "Nanchun Rikun" direction and get off at the terminal "Nanchun Rikun" station. After getting off the bus, walk a few steps west to see a trident intersection, continue on the left road, not long to see the guide sign of the Oharano Shrine, follow the sign for a while to see the first bird residence of the Shrine on the right.
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Although the Oharano Shrine is in Kyoto's Nishikyo district, it has a deep origin with Nara. When Emperor Shaowu moved the capital from Nara to Nagaoka, his queen Fujiwara Yixuan (ふじわらおとむろ) sacrificed the division of the Spring Festival Shrine in Ohara (the Shrine is dedicated to the Fujiwara family's god), and the emperor Wende officially built the shrine of Ohara Shrine during his reign. (The architectural style is undoubtedly made in spring). The pool of Oharano Shrine also mimics Nara Ape Dianchi, and it can be said that the architectural style of the whole shrine has deeply imprinted Nara. The stone statue of the lion roaring like a roaring dog before the shrine of Japan, Ohara is unique, using the deer の hound, the left is the female deer, the right is the stag with the horn, very rare. This also confirms the origin of Ohara Shrine and Nara, using Nara's representative Shende as a guardian beast. Need to pay: Free transportation: Hankyu Kyoto Line "Eastwards Japan" - get off. Take the bus stop in front of the Hankyu bus [System 5] "Nanchun Rikun" direction and get off at the terminal "Nanchun Rikun" station. After getting off the bus, walk a few steps west to see a trident intersection, continue on the left road, not long to see the guide sign of the Oharano Shrine, follow the sign for a while to see the first bird residence of the Shrine on the right.
[Kyoto Oharano Shrine ⛩️] Regarding the scenic spots of Kyoto's red leaf season, Oharano Shrine can be ranked in the top ten. If the time is good, you can see the two hundred-meter long red leaf tunnel from "One の Bird House" to "Two の Bird House" to "Three の Bird House". This year's red leaf season is expected to be not many people, first step on the point to find the route and mysterious parking spaces
[Kyoto Oharano Sunflower Field] This place was also accidentally walked with friends. I looked at Trip.com and it seemed that no one was positioned. I located the nearby Oharano Shrine. The location may be a bit biased, but the sunflower's big flower field is very beautiful. I went back and forth to shoot two scenes of the day and night, and friends who have the opportunity to pass by here should not miss it.
Dayuan Wild Shrine is famous for its beautiful scenery and few tourists.
Kyoto Oharano Shrine is a famous viewing red leaf attraction, the territory is wide, from the bird residence to the bird residence of the three, as if to pass through the 200-meter long red leaf tunnel. In addition, the Dianchi Lake in the shrine is built to mimic the ape Dianchi Lake in Nara Park. A large mahogany bridge looms between maple leaves and reflects on the lake, as if even time is solidified in the pool, especially artistic. Watching time: early November to late November. Address: 1152, Oharano, Nishikyo, Kyoto City