Heian Jingu, a group of buildings completed in 1985 in Okazaki, which is five-eighths the size of the original Chodoin as the centerpiece of the National Industrial Exhibition. Unfortunately lost nine buildings due to putting fire, but the main hall and the inner hall of worship were in 1979 reconstructed with donations from all over the country. The site area is about 16 acre, and the Japanese Garden occupies half of it. The height of the large Torii is 22.4m. Almost of the tourist for Kyoto never miss this place without exception.

Heian Shrine was built on the occasion of the 1100th anniversary of the capitals foundation of Kyoto. The shrine is dedicated to the spirits of the first and last emperors. lt is one of the must-see in Kyoto. You will pass a gigantic Torii, pass by the museums, then you will see a very attractive building with a wonderful garden. Better you go there early and enjoy whole day since the garden quite big has artificial pools. lf you are a nature lover, you will love it.

Nice shrine but open gravel areas take away from the beauty slightly compared to other more compact shrines. The gardens have a fee to enter which is annoying. The shrine buildings are as stunning as always, just not the best overall shrine in Kyoto I’d say.

This is a absolute must see Temple in Kyoto. The buildings of the Heian Shrine are a little worn down, however that adds to the charm of this place and also shows just how old these magnificent buildings really are. The best part of this Shrine are the massively sprawling gardens within. 30,000 square meters of space showcase traditional Japanese style gardens that are absolutely breathtaking. It costs ¥600 per adult to enter the garden area, this is an absolutely amazing deal and something that should not be passed up. While the Shrine may be a little out of the way in terms of getting to it by a train, it is a pleasant walk from the nearest station and there are many shops along the way. Pictures alone do not do this Shrine justice, you must visit this beautiful monument and garden.

(Translated by Google) Heiankyo 1200 years ago It is Ichinomiya that reproduces the feeling of scale as it is. The gravel in the very wide precincts Every time I step on my shoes The protrusions are transmitted to the soles of the feet and are comfortable. The Otorii that can be seen from Otenmon seems to show off its existence I feel brave to see it. More couples have married before the war It is also a place full of the power of marriage. As of December 2020 To prevent the spread of infectious diseases The red stamp will be given in writing. (Original) 1200年前の平安京を スケール感そのままに再現した一宮です。 とてもひろい境内にしかれている砂利を 靴で踏みしめるたび その突起が足の裏に伝わり心地よいです。 応天門から望める大鳥居がその存在を誇示するようで 見ていて勇ましく感じます。 戦後より多くの夫婦が神前婚を挙げた 縁結びの力に満ちた場所でもあります。 2020年12月現在 感染症拡大防止のため 御朱印は書き置きでの授与となります。

(Translated by Google) I will write from the postscript! I introduced it on TV The saying that Otenmon came from is {Kobo is also a mistake in writing}! The meaning is (any master can fail). It is said that the biane that was hung at the Otenmon gate in Heiankyo was written by Kobo Daishi Kukai. However, Kukai noticed that he had forgotten to write one dot in the letter [O] ←← old letter after the biane was raised above the gate! There was a legend that Kukai threw a brush (^ o ^; ... and added a point. On the contrary, it's better, but ... (¯―¯٥) Below is the sentence I wrote earlier! The torii here is vermilion and very large and stands out even from a distance ❗ I often visited my house on the way back from the zoo (^ _ ^) v Anyway, even if you enter the palace, the vermilion building is vivid, but I think it is a majestic place that represents Kyoto ❗ I feel proud once again that there are many people from various countries and Heian Jingu is famous ❗ Miyauchi is also very large, so please take a leisurely stroll ❗ (^^) d There are delicious restaurants and places to eat nearby 🎵 \ (^-^) / It was registered as a national registered tangible cultural property in 2002 (* ´ ▽ `*) ﾉ The 24m high and 18m wide Otorii shows the elegance and pride of this Heian Shrine (# ^. ^ #) Please come and see it 🎵 This is also a Jingu that represents Kyoto "(⌒-⌒)" (Original) 追記から書きます! テレビで紹介してたんですが 応天門の由来となったことわざは　{弘法も筆の誤り}だそうです! 意味は(どんな名人でも、失敗する事がある)です。 昔平安京の応天門に掲げられてた扁額は、弘法大師空海によって書かれたと言われている。 しかし空海は扁額が門の上に掲げられた後[應]←←昔の字です····の字に点を1つ書き忘れていたことに気がついた! そこで空海は筆を放り投げて(^o^;···点を書き加えたと言う伝説がありました。 逆にそれのほうが凄いけど·····(¯―¯٥) 以下は以前書いた文です! ここの鳥居は朱色でとても大きく遠くからでも、目立ちます❗ 我が家は動物園からの帰りよくお参りさせていただいてました(^_^)v とにかく宮内に入っても朱色の建物で鮮やかで、でも荘厳で京都を代表する場所だと思います❗ ここも色んな国の方が多く平安神宮が有名なんだと改めて、誇らしさを感じます❗ 宮内もとても広いのでゆっくりと散策してください❗(^^)d 近くに美味しいレストラン、食事する所も有りますよ🎵＼(^-^)／ 2002年に国の登録有形文化財に　登録されました(* ´ ▽ ` *)ﾉ 高さ24m幅は18mの大鳥居がこの平安神宮の雅さと誇り高いことを表しています(#^.^#) 是非見に来てくださいね🎵 ここも京都を代表する神宮です「(⌒‐⌒)」

Unlike many other historic sites in Kyoto, I found this shrine not crowded by tourists. This offers a soothing and peaceful atmosphere. It is unique with a central big shrine surrounded by a huge courtyard.

Super cool area to explore. It's free to enter and look around. I do recommend going into the garden area and looking around there, too. It's less crowded due to having to pay around 500-600¥ to enter, so it's very peaceful. The garden area also has the coolest bridge, which is a great spot for pictures, and you can feed the turtules and fish there, too. Overall, this is a place you have to see in Kyoto.

Heian-jingū Shrine in Kyoto is a captivating blend of history and serenity. The sprawling vermilion torii gate marks the entrance to a realm where time seems to stand still. The architecture, a replica of the original Imperial Palace, is awe-inspiring, reflecting the Heian period's grandeur. Strolling through the vast gardens, each step unveils meticulous landscaping and tranquil ponds that evoke a profound sense of peace. The shrine's iconic main gate, Ōtenmon, commands attention with its intricate details, while the main hall, Daigokuden, is a testament to architectural splendor. The vibrant autumn foliage transforms the surroundings into a kaleidoscope of colors, adding a poetic touch to the already enchanting ambiance. Heian-jingū isn't just a visual feast; it's a spiritual sanctuary. Visitors can partake in ritual activities, fostering a deep connection to the Shinto traditions. The tranquility within the shrine offers respite from the bustling city outside, making it a haven for contemplation and introspection. Whether you're a history enthusiast, nature lover, or seeker of spiritual solace, Heian-jingū Shrine beckons with open arms. It's a place where the essence of Kyoto's rich cultural tapestry unfolds, leaving an indelible imprint on every visitor. 🍃🏰 #HeianJingu #KyotoExperience

This temple is nestled within a serene park that invites visitors for a stroll at the cost of 600 yen. The park showcases a beautiful Japanese-style design, offering a tranquil and relaxing atmosphere. A charming small lake hosts various fish, including carp, and for a small fee of 50 yen, visitors can enjoy feeding them. Adorning a bridge over the lake are paper ornaments holding the hopes and prayers of those who visit the temple. One can also acquire a unique souvenir—a retro, old-fashioned machine allows you to carve names or inscribe messages, be it your own name, your partner's, or anything else, adding an extra nostalgic touch to the experience. They also so handwritten goushin, so make sure to grab one.

Beautifully garden and for 600 yen is totally worth it. You have to enter through the left side of the temple and walk all the way across the garden. You can buy fish food for 50 yen on the bridge and feed the very large fishes. But the view is breathtaking.

What a wonderful surprise! The grounds were absolutely beautiful and well worth wandering around. We also opted to walk through the garden space which was 600 yen per person. I would highly recommend it as the scenery was lovely and well worth the money. Very peaceful space! Be sure to allow yourself at least one hour to really see the area if you're also planning on walking through the gardens.

Not the biggest shrine that I visited by terms of shrine size but this is probably one of the biggest by terms of lot size. Visitors would surely love the fact that it's free to visit the shrine (meaning no entrance fee like most of the famous places in Kyoto) however, keep in mind that the garden area requires you to pay an entrance fee.

📿🛐 Very beautiful shrine just 10-18 mins walkign north from yasaka or kiyomizu. ✅Great to complement the visit of the massive door down the street ✅Besutiful shrines 🆓💴 FREE to visit (one of the few along with Chiion, and that one close to Kyoto Station) 🆗💴 If you want to visit the garden it costs around 500yen. They seem really beautiful although we were in a rush and had to skip it

One of the better shrines to visit. It's free, the views are great and you have a lot of room to wander around. It can be quite dusty due to the gravel on the ground. The shrine is well maintained and has a beautiful red colour. You can make some awesome pictures with the trees in the foreground if you like. The garden which can be entered in the west side of the premises, has an entrance fee of ¥400-600 (not sure about the exact amount). If you think like, nahh, I have seen enough gardens. Again, this one is looking good with beautiful views and a passage over the water. Also, there is an old tram located in the garden itself. Something I haven't seen before. There are a few benches if you like to take some rest, different from the popular gardens where you are stuck to a mandatory walking direction without any places to sit down.

I went to visit Heian during a raining day and it was magical. I suggest to visit the garden either on a raining day or when it is not too bright, because the green in the garden will almost feel palpable. The images of garden will linger in your soul for many days, so take your time and listen to the sounds.

There alot of food stalls outside the temple when we visited mid November. The temple itself wasn't so crowded and the garden(pay a small fee, forgot how much) was beautiful. It's a good place to visit if you're in Kyoto.

A popular shrine loved by the locals with spacious front. Entrance to the garden will require entrance fee. Too bad didn't give it a try due to closing time is too near. Very close to the yasaka shrine and Zion district. Can couple together for a day trip.

A temple with a park around it. You can walk around the calming park for 600 yen. The park is designed in the Japanese style. It is very relaxing and calming. There is a small lake with carps and other fish in it. You can feed the fishes by paying 50 yen for the fish food. There is a bridge across the small lake with paper ornaments containing hope and pray of people visiting the temple. You can get the unique souvenir where you carve your name, your spouse or gf/bf or you can write anything. The machine looks retro and old so it gives an added bonus point.

The dominating landmark in the area is the enormous red Tori gate just before the shrine. It is obscenely big and beautiful to look at from different angles. It shocked me in the way only super famous monuments like the leaning tower of Pisa have. The shrine itself is historically, culturally, and religiously important. It was built in the late 19th century during the Meiji era , though it commemorates the 1100th year of Kyoto's founding , and enshrines both the first and last Kyoto-based emperors: Emperor Kammu (737-806) and Emperor Komei (1831-1867).

Heian Shrine is one of the most colorful Shrines I have visited in Kyoto. There are lots of vendors selling all sorts of stuff in front of the corridor, not sure if it's a weekend thing only. There are also a few gardens which are much bigger places to explore, but you have to pay a small fee separately (around 600 Yen)to enter. In my opinion l, it is well worth the money.

This is one of the big impressive shrines in Kyoto with its signature red torri as well as other buildings painted in bright red too. Nice view from within the shrine towards the mountains. Big wide garden can be visited against a fee and worth it especially in spring and autumn. Good starting point to walk to Gion. Early morning not yet very crowded.

I went here with my Japanese friends. It was very quick visit as it soo hot that day. I amaze with the tori gate by the entrance. Soo tall and big. It is huge area to explore. May is hot day to visit, so I suggest to prepare umbrellas if you want to go full visit of this Shrine. The entrance building look beautiful. Even though temple I visit look like the same, but I like this Heian Shrine as the trees around the temple give better view. I might cone back to this place to explore all area. Dint forget to bring sun glasses and hat or umbrella as you may need it. Better to come by public transport as my friend took forever to get car park and at the end he need to wait in the car as it not allowed to park.

Famous from the 10 yen coin, this is one of the must see temples in Kyoto. You can enter the garden for 600 yen. It's one of the biggest and most beautiful gardens in Kyoto! Very zen!

So Good, so cool heian shrine ( peace in love)

(Translated by Google) 2020/1/25 It is quite large. The vermilion color of the shrine is beautiful. Otorii is also beautiful. (Original) 2020/1/25 かなりの広さがあります。社殿の朱色がきれいです。 大鳥居も美しい。

(Translated by Google) On April 1, 1895 (Meiji 28), a partial restoration of the Heian palace at the time of the transfer of capital to Heiankyo was planned as the centerpiece of the National Industrial Exhibition held in Kyoto to commemorate the 1100th anniversary of the transfer of capital to Heian. Initially, it was planned that Suzakumon would be located in Sembon Marutamachi, where the Heian Palace was actually located, but due to the failure to acquire the land, a groundbreaking ceremony was held on September 3, 1893 (Meiji 26). It was restored to Okazaki, a suburb, on a scale of five-eighths of the actual size. Heian Jingu is famous for its "cherry blossoms," "Otorii," and "gardens." (Original) 1895年（明治28年）4月1日に、平安遷都1100年を記念して京都で開催された内国勧業博覧会の目玉として平安京遷都当時の大内裏の一部復元が計画されました。 当初は実際に大内裏があった千本丸太町に朱雀門が位置するように計画されましたが、用地買収に失敗いたため、1893年（明治26年）9月3日に、地鎮祭が執り行われ、郊外であった岡崎に実物の8分の5の規模で復元されました。 平安神宮は、「桜」「大鳥居」「庭園」が有名です。

(Translated by Google) This year, I went to the first visit to Corona. I was surprised at the number of first-time visitors, but thanks to that, I was able to visit slowly in a short time. (Original) 今年はコロナ禍の初詣に行きました。余りに少ない初詣客に驚きましたが、お蔭で短時間にゆっくりお詣り出来ました。

This shrine can be easily located from the far distance by its giant red-orange colored gate. The whole structures within this shrine are painted red-orange, adding brightness to the shrine and I really like this glowing color. After entering the shrine, there is a spacious ground where we can walk to the main Shrine. Unfortunately, by the time I reach there, the main shrine was already closed but I enjoyed walking around and capturing photos. I also admired its beautiful architectural designs of the temples.

Sakura in full bloom on March 30, 2022. Gorgeous in the snow on Dec 31.

They opened at night during autumn season. The entrance fee is a lil bit expensive but worth visiting once. Your name would be projected on the roof as a part of right up!

I love this place so much! Lovely garden of cherry blossoms and the peaceful lake and ponds is amazingly beautiful, this place is underrated. We almost didn’t visit this place due to other popular attractions, but now I am so glad we didn’t miss it. I told my husband that I enjoyed this the most out of all the temples and shrines we visited. Because it is so peaceful and enjoyable. Away from all the tour groups and crowds

This is the Heian Jingu Shrine ⛩️ built during the Meiji Emperor's period, and it is a relatively new shrine compared to other shrines. I think it is even more magnificent than the place where the Emperor 🫅 of Japan 🇯🇵 lives.

The entrance to the temple is elegant with a majestic 24 m high Torii gate. We spent many hours wandering around the Shrine garden and enjoyed the peaceful and serene environment a lot. There were many picturesque locations in the large temple complex and we were able to capture some gorgeous photographs. Heian Jingu Shrine is a beautiful and tranquil place that you can sit beside and enjoy nature without feeling the time is passing.

Ein echt hübscher Schrein. Aber vor allem der dahinter gelegene Garten ist sehenswert. Kostet zwar 600 Yen Eintritt, lohnt sich aber definitiv. Eine ruhige Oase zum durchatmen

This shrine was amazing. It is absolutely massive and is connected to some amazing gardens that you can explore. There is an abundance of history for this shrine, which I suggest you look up to when visiting the shrine. There was no fee.

Weeping cherry paradise. If you reach during a sakura weekend , there are beautiful stage shows infront of the shrine.

Must see fantastic Shinto Shrine, giant entrance gate, great museums and shops available. Great time!

Nice and quiet recently, quite a sprawling temple complex. Doesn't take too long to see it all, but it's nice.

Relatively minimal shrine. I mean there's not much to do in the main area. All the stuff to do is through a pay-gate on the outer sides of the shrine. I have nothing against the price, but since I already went to something similar in the same day, it was not worth to pay twice to basically see the same thing. There are also some traditional fountains where there's a main water source and you use cup-ladles to pour it in your hands.

(Translated by Google) Actually, it's quite new! ?? I recently learned (Original) 実は結構新しい！？最近知りました

(Translated by Google) Magnificent place with magnificent gardens: D (Original) Magnifique lieu avec des jardins magnifiques :D

(Translated by Google) wide! large! When I was allowed to worship, there were no people, and the comfort flowed, and I was very comfortable. (Original) 広い！大きい！ 参拝させて貰った時は人が居らず、楽も流れて来てとても心地好く過ごさせていただきました。

(Translated by Google) Thank you for taking care of my children, seven, five, and three. There is a charge, but the garden is nice. It's in the corona, but the cherry blossom season is recommended. (Original) 子供の七、五、三と、お世話になりました。有料ですが、庭園が素敵です。コロナの中ですが、桜の季節はお勧めです。

(Translated by Google) If there are no people, I can pray with a solemn feeling (Original) 人がいないと厳かな気持ちで詣れる

(Translated by Google) I worshiped at the 60th birthday. I felt lonely because there were few worshipers due to the influence of the corona, but it was good to be able to worship extraordinarily ☺ (Original) 還暦の厄除けに参拝しました。コロナの影響で参拝者が少なく寂しい思いはしましたが、非日常の参拝が出来て良かったのです☺

(Translated by Google) Finally worship at Heian Jingu, which I've always wanted to visit! It was a weekday, and there were no foreigners at all, so I was able to worship slowly and comfortably. It's majestic ... I felt that the appearance was dignified, and I felt that I was naturally tightened. Gion, Yoshida Shrine, and Kamo Goso Shrine (Shimogamo Shrine) are within a 15-minute walk, so I think the location is good! (Original) 前から来てみたかった平安神宮にようやく参拝！ 平日で、しかも外国人が全くいなかったこともあってゆっくり、ゆったり参拝できました。 荘厳というか…、佇まいが凛としている感じがして、自然と身が引き締まる思いがしました。 徒歩で15分ちょいくらいの圏内に祇園や吉田神社、賀茂御祖神社（下鴨神社）があって場所も良いと思います！

(Translated by Google) I was able to take a leisurely walk in the garden! (Original) のんびりと庭園を散歩出来ました!

(Translated by Google) Heian Jingu is the place where the emperor came out during the Heian period and the apology was issued. The most central place in Japanese politics was Daigokuden. When you enter the precincts from Otenmon, you will see the Soryurou on the right and the Byakkoro on the left when facing the Taikyokuden. The pillars are vermilion and the roof is covered with rare blue tiles (hekigawara, green glazed roof tiles). Since the blue tiles are used more abundantly than the actual ones of the Heian period, it seems that the current Daigokuden is reproduced in a luxurious manner that surpasses its former appearance. Shinden-zukuri with a front length of 30m. In the front yard, the right "Sakon-no-Sakura" and the left "Ukon-no-Tachibana" are placed facing Daigokuden to color the seasons. (Original) 平安神宮は平安時代には天皇がお出ましになり、詔を発せられた場所で 日本の政治の最も中心だった場所が大極殿（だいごくでん）でした。 応天門から境内に入ると、大極殿に向かって右の蒼龍楼（そうりゅうろう）、左の白虎楼（びゃっころう）です。それらの柱は朱色、屋根は珍しい碧瓦（へきがわら、緑釉瓦）で葺かれています。碧瓦は平安時代の実物よりもふんだんに使われていることから、現在の大極殿はかつての姿を上回る豪華さに再現されているそうです。 寝殿造で正面の長さは30ｍ。 前庭には大極殿に向かって右「左近の桜」、左「右近の橘」が配置されて季節を彩っています。

(Translated by Google) I got it with a Hankyu train ticket (Original) 阪急電車のきっぷでもらいました

(Translated by Google) I went there in the morning, but the parking lot and the precincts were vacant 😃 There was also a fortune 🤗 (Original) 午前中に行ってきたのですが駐車場も境内も空いてました😃 おみくじもありました🤗

(Translated by Google) It's a historic shrine. Unfortunately the weather was wide and overwhelming. 2020.8.22 (Original) 歴史ある神社ですね。 あいにくの天気ですが、広くて圧倒されました。 2020.8.22

(Translated by Google) The scenery as usual. (Original) 何時もながらの景色。

(Translated by Google) Recommended spots that are not popular at all even around 12 o'clock and do not get crowded ♪ (Original) 12時くらいでも全く人気無し、密にならないオススメスポット♪

(Translated by Google) It was a very nice atmosphere. (Original) とてもいい雰囲気でした。

(Translated by Google) I worshiped at the first visit of this year, but it is quite vacant (Original) 今年の初詣で参拝しましたがかなり空いてます

(Translated by Google) Torii is very big. It was built in 1887. It is spectacular with the view of the sky when you go inside and look around 360 degrees. There is no parking lot, and a nearby coin parking lot is used. The nearby one is 500 yen per hour. Even if it's far away, it costs 200 yen for 30 minutes. You had better park it nearby. I visited on 1/7, but there was only one store, and there weren't many souvenir shops. (Original) 鳥居ご凄く大きい。 明治28年に創建されている。 中に入って360度見渡すのが空の景色とあいまって壮観。 駐車場はなく、近隣のコインパーキングを利用する形。 近くのは一時間500円。 遠くいっても30分200円がある位。 近くに停めた方がいい。 1/7に伺ったが出店は一店舗だけ、お土産屋等はあまりなかった。

(Translated by Google) I visited the three sacred treasures of Masaki ❗ The temple is forbidden to shoot (Original) 真榊三種の神器に御参りしました❗神殿は撮影禁止ですので

(Translated by Google) I worshiped at the time of Corona There were few worshipers. (Original) コロナの時に参拝したので 参拝者は少なかったです。

(Translated by Google) Heian Jingu three years ago and Heian Jingu on the 3rd of this year Rope the route of worship for infection control with corona sickness and be surprised at the difference (Original) 三年まえの平安神宮と今年3日の平安神宮 コロナ禍で感染対策の参拝順路をロープを張り　余りの違いに驚く

(Translated by Google) I visited the New Year's prayer, but the crowd was small and I was relieved that I was able to pray. (Original) 新年のお詣りに伺いましたが人混みは少なく安心して、お詣りができました

(Translated by Google) Rope is stretched for social distance. (Original) ソーシャルディスタンスのためにロープが張られています。

(Translated by Google) Bangeet area (Original) Luas bangeet

(Translated by Google) I enjoyed the feeling of happiness after a quiet and relaxing time. (Original) 静かな、ゆったりとした時間が過ぎ幸せな気持ちを満喫しました

(Translated by Google) It's always crowded, but this year it was empty. (Original) いつもは混んでいるけど今年はすいてました。

(Translated by Google) The main hall of Heian Jingu is wonderful, but a visit to the spring garden is especially recommended. (Original) 平安神宮の本堂は素晴らしいですが 春の庭園訪問が特におすすめです。

(Translated by Google) They take good measures against corona (Original) コロナ対策をしっかりとってくれてます

I spent New Year's Eve here. It was very beautiful. All the staff were very nice and helpful. It's definately worth a visit.

Want entirely sure what to expect, but this has become my favourite shrine in Japan of all the shrines I've visited thus far. The garden was beautiful with lots of scenery and some wildlife (carps, other fish, turtles, some waterfowl), there was an expo with ikebana (flower arrangement), and even a musical performance in the main square!

Heian Shrine is a fantastic area for a visit when in Kyoto. The shrine and especially the garden are wonderfully kept and a stroll through it are worth it at any time. Be sure to go through all areas of the garden and to also explore the food options in this area of town.

創建は1985年（明治28年）と歴史は以外と浅いですが、上賀茂神社　八坂神社　松尾大社　城南宮　と共に、京都を守る京都五社の一つに数えられています。 明治28年に1100年平安京遷都を記念してで開催された内国勧業博覧会の為復元された神宮で、第50代天皇の桓武天皇を祭神に迎え、京都の再興を願い建てられました。 見どころはそのスケールの大きさに驚かされます。 まず朱色の大鳥居　高さ24メートル　横幅18メートル　建設当時は国内最大級の 規模の大鳥居だったようです。 広大な境内に敷き詰められた白砂利が印象的で、朱色の大極殿と白く輝く白砂利の美しいコラボが、私は一番好きです。

(Translated by Google) He visited the shrine in October, 1990, and visited Shinen. The season was bad for Shinen and there were no flowers. Heian Shrine is said to have been established by enshrining Kanmu Emperor as a general company in Kyoto's entire city at the Heisei transfer capital 1100th festival held in 1895 (1895). In the Showa 15 (1940) October, it seems that the Emperor Takaaki's god spirit was also enshrined. (Original) 平成30年10月に参拝し、神苑も訪れたました。神苑はちょっと季節が悪く花はありませんでした。 平安神宮は明治28年(1895)に行われた平安遷都1100年祭にあたって、京都全市の総社として桓武天皇を祀って創建されたそうです。昭和15年(1940)10月には孝明天皇の神霊も合祀したそうです。

中は広くて開放的なので、ゆったりと参拝出来ました！ 有名どころなので訪れてみるべきですね♪ 左右対称の朱色の建物が何度見ても惚れ惚れしますね😆 朝の6時から参拝できます！ 朝の時間は人も少ないのでおすすめです✨✨

朝に散歩で行きましたが、ものすごい透き通った空間で、広大な敷地の中に聳え立つ平安神宮がすごすぎました✨ ぜひ一度行ってみてください！

(Translated by Google) The vermilion is very beautiful. (Original) 朱色がとても美しいです。

(Translated by Google) It was done slowly! Moth (Original) ゆっくり出来ました‼️

(Translated by Google) It was good because it was free. Good to see for a while! (Original) 무료라서 좋았습니다 잠시보고나오기좋음!

(Translated by Google) It is a large and spacious place where the red color grows, and your heart will be refreshed. A place you want to visit at least once. (Original) 朱色がはえる大きな広い場所で、心が清らかになります。一度は行ってみたい場所。

(Translated by Google) ・ A shrine created in the Meiji era. ・ In an ordinary city, the buildings that have remained since the Meiji era have a very long history, but it is strange that it feels new in Kyoto. ・ At the vermilion shrine, you can feel the atmosphere of Heiankyo. ・ Although it is a large scale, the buildings and gardens have a great impression compared to other wonderful temples and shrines. [Star 3.5] (Original) ・明治時代に創られた神社。 ・普通の街だったら、明治時代から残る建物なんて凄く歴史のある建物なのに、京都だと新しく感じるから不思議。 ・朱色の神社で、平安京の雰囲気を感じられる。 ・大規模だけど、建物も庭園も全体的に他の素晴らしい寺社と比較すると大味な印象がしました。 【星3.5】

(Translated by Google) A glimpse of the life of the Heian Aristocracy ❗️ The buildings and gardens are delicious 💖💖💖 The plum blossoms are in full bloom 🎶 I want to visit again during the flower season from April to May 🤩🤩🤩Namo🙏 (Original) 平安貴族の生活を垣間見れる❗️建物も庭園も美味しい💖💖💖梅が満開でした🎶４月～５月の華🌺の季節に、又訪れたいです🤩🤩🤩ナモ🙏

(Translated by Google) It's a really beautiful shrine! (Original) ほんまに綺麗な神社です！

(Translated by Google) It was built in the Meiji era, and I felt that it had a great influence at that time because of the majestic shrine building and the strong sense of scale on the vast site. I am very interested in what kind of impressions the people who visited Heian Jingu at the time of its construction had. At least I was impressed. When I was on a school trip, I didn't think that the impression would change so much when I came to the time when I became an adult and there were few people, leaving only a miscellaneous image. When I was a student, it was a great experience to enjoy visiting historic sites with my friends, but I think it is very important to visit again after age. (Original) 建てられたのは明治時代、広大な敷地に荘厳な社殿と強烈なスケール感から当時の影響力は大きかったのではないかと感じました。 創建時に平安神宮を拝観された人々はどのような感想を持ったのか非常に興味があります。 少なくとも自分は感動しました。 修学旅行時は雑多なイメージしか残らず大人になり人も少ない時文に来るとここまで印象が変わるとは思いませんでした。 学生時代、友人達と楽しく史跡を回るのもとても良い経験でしたが年齢を経てから改めて拝観するのもとても大事なのでしょう。

(Translated by Google) It's red. (Original) 赤いなぁ。

(Translated by Google) pretty (Original) 예쁘다

(Translated by Google) I received a red stamp limited to the first visit. If you look at the map, you can see Jingu-Marutamachi Station closer, but since you can only enter from the south side, getting off at Sanjo Station on the Keihan train will take less walking distance. (Original) 初詣限定の御朱印いただきました。 地図でみると神宮丸太町駅の方が近く見えますが、南側からしか入れないので京阪電車では三条駅で降りる方が歩く距離は少なくてすみます。

(Translated by Google) Needless to say, it's a famous shrine. We also have a wedding here, and we go to the first shrine every year! The size of the back of the company is overwhelming, but the garden is as good as it is. (Original) 言わずと知れた有名な神社ですね。 ここで結婚式も上げ、初詣は毎年行かせてもらってます！ 社奥の大きさにも圧倒されますが、それと引けを取らぬ庭園も立派です。

(Translated by Google) Heian Shrine (Original) 平安神宮

(Translated by Google) It's pretty good, but I don't feel the history. (Original) なかなかだけど歴史を感じない。

(Translated by Google) I've been bothered by the corona. Excuse me. Since there are few people, I was able to visit in a solemn manner. Excuse me. Heian Jingu, where you can see calmly, was very good. (Original) コロナ禍でお邪魔してしまいました。 すいません。 人が殆ど無いので、厳かに粛々とお参りすることが出来ました。 すいません。 落ち着いて見る平安神宮、とても良かったです。

(Translated by Google) I wanted to see a big torii nearby. It was a masterpiece. (Original) 大きな鳥居が近くで見たくて行きました。圧巻でした。

(Translated by Google) A majestic temple stands on a spacious site, and you can enjoy a fantastic space that makes you forget the crowds of the city. The worship is free and you can come and go freely. Currently, it is a corona sickness, and there are few people as shown in the photo. (Original) 広々とした敷地に荘厳な神殿が佇み、まるで都市の雑踏を忘れさせてくれるような幻想的な空間を楽しむことができます。参拝は無料で、自由に出入りできます。現在はコロナ禍で、写真のように人はほとんどいない状態です。

(Translated by Google) Although it has a short history, you can take a walk in moderation. (Original) 歴史は浅いですが、程よく散歩ができます。

(Translated by Google) Mr. God (Original) 氏神

(Translated by Google) Famous place (Original) 名所

(Translated by Google) Despite Gw, the event was held in Okazaki Park without being as crowded as I expected. Heian Jingu is not so old in history. It was erected in the middle of the Meiji era. I visited the garden only once, but not many people were very interested in it. (Original) Gwにも関わらず思ったほど混雑もなく岡崎公園ではイベントが行われていました。 平安神宮は歴史は、それほど古くありません。 明治中半くらいに建立されました。 一度だけ庭園を拝観しましたが、あまり興味を引く者がありませんでした。

(Translated by Google) When I saw the letter from the Kyoto City Tourism Association, it said that Heian Jingu Shrine was in full bloom. From the morning, pay the entrance fee to Shinen, and when you enter Shinen, you will find a small red plum. There was only one white plum. If you have two such small red plums and white plums, please do not register with the tourist association. (Original) 京都市観光協会の梅便りを見て、平安神宮神苑、見頃と書いて有りました。早速朝から、神苑の入場料を払って、神苑に入ると小さな紅梅が１本、 白梅が１本しかありませんでした。 こんな小さな紅梅と白梅が２本なら、観光協会に登録しないで下さい。

(Translated by Google) I went there for the first time in a long time. I was healed (Original) 久しぶりに行きました。 気持ちが癒されました

The garden is much more than advertised. Anyone who loves Japanese gardens would be overjoyed to spend an afternoon here

A must-visit place in the ancient capital of KYOTO, a very beautiful shrine, bright orange red in the sun... it can take an entire day to visit this vast area, lots of trees and lakes...surely you will feel really peaceful.

This bright colored shrine has a really huge grounds to explore. There is also an event hall. At first I was reluctant enough to visit the shrine's garden, which has an entrance fee (shrine complex is free to enter and pay your respect to) and it was almost closing time since I arrived around 3 pm. However when I finally had mustered up a decision to check out the ticket price, turns out that day was free of charge. lucky! Taking a stroll round the garden was the highlight of my visit, they have lots of different plants and trees, and also a lake with a resting bridge just before you exit the garden.

You're taken aback by the imposing presence of the gate and the large expanse of land the moment you approach the Heian Shrine. There's a beautiful garden that crisscrosses around the back of the shrine, the autumn season presents a beautiful scene and an effect that just takes your breath away.

I love this place! The garden are amazing with all the water and green around, great place to visit when the sky is blue

Stunning shrine with incredible prayer trees which make for great photo opportunities. There’s also beautifully manicured pine trees and just next door is the most beautiful garden in the whole of Kyoto - stunning with amazing water Lillies and irises. It’s also not as busy as the shrine so you can have a relaxing break from the masses of people

Very large shrine. Main part is nothing spectacular and gets busy. The garden is beautiful but I recommend only going during seasons when the trees are in full bloom.

Sunlight is too strong on sunny days, sunglasses or sun umbrellas are recommended.

I didn’t get chance to visit garden may be i was too early 6am 😜 but shrine itself was so beautiful and big .

Really beautiful shrine with a 300 entrance fee to the lakes and gardens. (It’s worth it) Usually not too busy.

Beautiful shrine complex with a lot of open space and well-kept buildings. No crowds when we visited which allowed the kids to explore the grounds while the adults admired the buildings. Be sure to check out the four statues representing the four cardinal directions (blue dragon - East; white tiger - West; black turtle - North; and I can’t remember - South).

This is one of the most famous shrines in Kyoto with a massive gate and expansive grounds. A wonderful place to spend time with friends and family on a spring sunny day!

I really liked it with its red design outside and the big lake or pond.

How could you not! Definitely worth a bit of your time 🙂

I would say one of the best place to visit in kyoto. Worth the entry fee. Breathe taking sight to enjoy. Very peaceful. Highly recommended to include this place if you ever come to Kyoto

There’s one of the biggest 鳥居⛩️ I’ve ever seen at any shrine. I liked the peace and quietness once you entered the main area. There are also different garden areas where you can visit with a small fee.

One of my favourite shrines especially for the walk around the gardens. It’s like an oasis in the city.

I went there for the light show in Dec and it was stunning. They made use of the traditional building and Japanese garden and combined it with beautiful light effects. The number of visitors were not a lot which I had a very quiet and peaceful time during my visit. Highly recommended if they arrange the event again. Even without the event, it will be a nice place to spend an hour or two to look at the nicely designed garden.

A wonderful shrine to visit, it’s absolutely massive and painted in a color of red that jumps out. The Tori gates leading to it are tremendously large, possibly bigger than those in the Meiji Shrine in Tokyo. The shrine itself is peaceful and requires no admission fee. It’s a bit difficult to get to though, with the walk from Higashiyama station quite far (and not many buses seem to have their routes nearby). There’s also a lack of convenience stores aside from a single 7/11. Despite being in Kyoto, it’s far from everything. Odd.

The shrine itself is moderately interesting. Bright red colours and a huge courtyard. Much more fascinating though, is the beautifully designed Japanese garden with a big pond and a wooden bridge crossing the pond. Entrance fee a moderate 600 ¥

The last time i had visited Heian Shrine was in 1984 during a school excursion. I remembered the long walk from the torii gate, the pebbly courtyard, the vast expanse. And the garden, the fauna, the flora! Worth a meandering walk in the dappled sunlight.

A biggest shrine I have ever visited so far. Unlike other shrine which is relatively small, this shrine has it huge filed covered with the white gravels. Also, here you can pray to the God inside the main building. The decoration was very nice with the combination between green and brick red. The place is easy to reach and no entrance fee needed. Sometime, in front of the shrine, you can find a flea market.

A very pretty shrine and it was spacious. It was not really crowded so it was quite a pleasant visit here. The parking lot was quite far away though.

You must visit this place and go to park inside, I felt I was in paradise! Pond and river inside are so clean and beautiful, you can see some fishes and clams! I love the sound of Furin (wind chime). ❤️

Schöne Anlage. Die verschiedenen Blickachsen in dem Garten waren toll. Immer war etwas zu entdecken. Sehr entspannend dieser Besucht. Die Holzbauten der Anlage waren auch besonders und haben sehr geleuchtet.

The garden part of the shrine was done very well however we visited during the summertime so we didn’t get to see the cherry blossoms but the views of the bridge was especially nice

This shrine was wide open. It rained this day, a little drizzle but was a very fast visit. The statues were nice and the shrine itself was beautiful.

This place is beautiful. Free to go to the shrine and the gardens have a small fee to walk but they are massive and beautiful. Tranquil and worth while experience. Public transit getting here can be a little dicey but otherwise no downsides

Massive Shrine and courtyard. A few massive steps to enter and second small set halfway to shrine, and third set to enter shrine. otherwise flat but not very wheelchair accessible. Free to enter. No photos or videos allowed in the actual shrine. Security present to enforce rules. 500¥ for stamp, 300¥ for separate sheet of paper if your book is too small. No English speakers. Great area to walk around, so many shrines, temples, gardens and museums to visit.