Temple · Uzumasa
Koryuji Temple 広隆寺
Kyoto's oldest temple, founded in the early 7th century by the Hata clan, home to the National Treasure Miroku Bosatsu in contemplative pose.
Getting thereRanden Uzumasa-Koryuji Station, 1 min walk
Time needed1 hour
Best timeYear round
Address32 Uzumasa Hachiokacho, Ukyo-ku, Kyoto
About
Koryuji in Uzumasa predates the Heian capital and was the clan temple of the immigrant Hata family. Its Reihoden treasure hall displays the serene wooden Hoakan Miroku, the first item designated a National Treasure, along with many other Buddhist statues. It is right next to Randen Uzumasa-Koryuji Station.
Highlights
- Hoakan Miroku Bosatsu (National Treasure)
- Reihoden hall with dozens of Buddhist statues
- Taishi-do and Keigu-in halls
- Near Toei Kyoto Studio Park
Tips
- 1 min from Randen Uzumasa-Koryuji Station
- No photography in the treasure hall
- Combine with Toei Uzumasa Movie Park
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