Senbon Enmado 千本閻魔堂 : Senbon Emmado in another name ( Injoji Temple 引接寺 いんじょうじ ) is a Shingon temple of Japanese Buddhism. Injo means that Buddha leads our way after life to the heaven. It was founded way in the 11th century. The temple is located on Senbon Street ( on the west side ) between Imadegawa and Kitaoji street. It's a little south of Kuramaguchi street. It is in the middle of shops on the street known as Senbon shopping arcade. The temple in known for its deity of Emma who is the King of the Hell and its Main Hall is dedicated to Emma, the King of Hell.

On the west side the precincts there are so many Jizo can seen behind the main hall. This part is very enjoyable. There is a large water pool right in front of Jizos. On the side is an offering box and dippers. Just offer some small change and splash water over Jizos using one of those dippers. Before you come around to this corner of the temple, you walk through a little space of many interestinng features such as a garden with some small shrine gates along with stone monuments, statues, tomb stones etc. Senbon Enmado is also known for its rare varieties of late-flowering cherry trees and an impressive stone pagoda in the grounds. ( Trans-word+ : TGM Kyoto Guide )