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Yasaka Koshin-Do

Name: Yasaka Koshin-Do
Address: 390 Kinenchō, Kyoto, Kyoto, JP

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Maiko

May 14, 2019

In here, you can take a beautiful photo. Here is a famous photo spot. Beautiful and colorful small balls in here, it is so lovely.

Tomoko

October 31, 2019

Yasaka Koshindo Temple (八坂庚申堂) Yasaka Koshindo Temple (full name is Daikoku-san Kongo-ji Koshin-do (大黒山金剛寺庚申堂 ) is a small temple located in Higashiyama area in Kyoto. The temple is close by the famous “Kiyomizu dera” temple. Yasakakoshido has unique way to worship. Worshippers write their wish on colourful ball called “kukurizaru” and hang them at the site. Kukurizaru is the round, ball shaped talisman made of cloth, representing the good faith monkeys. It is believed that if you give up with one of your greeds, one of your wish may come true. The best known divine favour of this temple is for “love knot”. Those multi-coloured kukurizarus holding the wishes of love create the ordinary temple to a vivid wonderland. Visit Yasakakoshindo Temple, the most colourful and photogenic temple in Kyoto!

Kiyoshi

June 28, 2017

八坂の塔の直ぐ西にあり、日本最古の庚申堂です。本尊は青面金剛で、この仏は、庚申の日（年に6日）に人間の体内から出て天帝に告げ口をするという虫を食べるそうです。お堂には、手足がくくられて動けないようになった、カラフルな猿が沢山奉納されています。これは、自分の欲望をくくりつけて我慢すると願いが叶うという言い伝えによります。また、境内には、「見ざる、言わざる、聞かざる」の3匹の猿も居ます