Arisusan Seikoin Kiyomizudera — Attraction in Osaka

Osaka 33 Kannon Pilgrimage #25 I could call it a day, but the holly air in Central Temple gave me a push to go on. I walked out of Shitenno-ji Temple westward and stepped into Reinin-cho. Those who played music fot Shitenno-ji Temple used to be called reinin, and they used to live in the township. Kiyomizu-dera Temple was located there. How many Kiyomizu-dera or Seisui-ji Temples does Japan have? 30 or more? Some have just copied Kiyomizu-dera Temple in Kyoto, but you can realize Kiyomizu-dera Temple in Reinin-cho doesn't fail to live up to its name. The precincts have the only waterfall, however tiny it may be, in Osaka City. The waterfall is equipped with something like those in Kyoto, and the temple, as the matter of course, enshrines an eleven-faced...

Impressive Temple You can see the top of the temple from far a field and the closer you get the more impressive it gets.

There's quite a few buildings within the temple area to visit including a terrapin pond showing hundreds of turpins in two different areas.

The main temple charges 300 yen to get in but the rest is free to visit.

Recommendation Well worth an hour walking around the grounds.

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With the beauty of Google translate this shrine becomes much more significant as it is dedicated to the care of children, at least in part. If you have some spiritual leanings (and children) fully worth a visit buried as it is in the middle of suburban Osaka. Otherwise there are more impressive temples eggs Isshin-Ji about 5...