Shrine · Higashiyama (Shichijo)
Toyokuni Shrine (Kyoto) 豊国神社
Shrine to Toyotomi Hideyoshi near Kyoto National Museum, whose ornate Karamon gate, said to come from Fushimi Castle, is a National Treasure.
PriceFree
Getting thereKeihan Shichijo Station, 11 min walk
Time needed30-60 min
Best timeYear round
Address530 Chayacho, Yamatooji Shomen, Higashiyama-ku, Kyoto
Websitetoyokunijinja.or.jp
About
Toyokuni Shrine began as Hideyoshi's mausoleum shrine in 1599, was suppressed by the Tokugawa, and was revived in 1880. Its gilded Chinese-style gate is one of the National Treasures of Momoyama architecture. Visitors leave gourd-shaped ema plaques, a symbol of Hideyoshi.
Highlights
- Karamon gate (National Treasure)
- Gourd-shaped ema plaques
- Treasure hall with Hideyoshi artifacts
- Next to Hokoji's great bell
Tips
- 11 min walk from Keihan Shichijo Station
- Combine with Hokoji bell and Sanjusangendo
- Treasure hall has a fee
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