


Taizoin Religious Corporation Admission Ticket (Kyoto)
Packages
Admission Ticket
- No reservation required
- Cannot be used in conjunction with other coupons, complimentary tickets, discounts, etc.
- This ticket does not shorten waiting times.
- Business hours may vary depending on the season.
- Some facilities and event venues may be closed depending on the season.
- During memorial services and Zen meditation, you may not be able to view the Hojo (main hall), Motonobu's Garden, or the Hyo-nen-zu painting.
- If you use a tear-off voucher, the tablet is not covered by the operation warranty.
- If you are using a tear-off voucher, please prepare a smartphone that can access the internet.
- Please be careful not to tear your ticket yourself by mistake. You will not be admitted if you present a torn ticket.
- Please have a staff member operate the ticket gate.
- The voucher is valid for 90 day(s) from the booking confirmation date. It expires at 17:00 on the last day
- Present your mobile voucher
- You can view your voucher by logging into the Klook app/website, tapping "Bookings" from "Account," and then tapping "View Voucher."
- If you cannot present your voucher to the local staff on the day of use on a smartphone or other device, you will not be able to use the service.
- Please note that the URL to display the voucher must be presented on a smartphone or other device that can connect to the internet, and may not be accessible in locations without a WiFi environment.
- When entering the facility, an electronic voucher must be operated by the facility staff. Please be aware that if you operate it incorrectly yourself, your ticket will become invalid and you will not be able to enter.
- Religious Corporation Taizo-in
- Address: 35 Hanazono Myoshinji-cho, Ukyo-ku, Kyoto, Kyoto 616-8035
- Please refer to the Map for assistance
- How to get there: By car: Approximately 40 minutes north from the Meishin Kyoto-Minami Interchange
- How to get there: By car: Approximately 40 minutes northwest from the Meishin Kyoto Higashi Interchange
- How to get there: 【From Kyoto Station】 ・Take the JR San-in (Sagano) Line (bound for Kameoka/Fukuchiyama), get off at "Hanazono Station," and walk for about 7 minutes. ・Taxi: 25 minutes ・Kyoto City Bus #26 (bound for Omuro Ninnaji/Yamakoshi): Get off at "Myoshinji Kitamon-mae" and walk for about 5 minutes.
- How to get there: 【From Sanjo Keihan】 ・Kyoto Bus: Lines 62, 63, 65, and 66 bound for Arashiyama, Kiyotaki, or Arisugawa. Get off at "Myoshinji-mae" bus stop and walk for approximately 3 minutes. ・Kyoto City Bus: Line 10 bound for Utano or Yamagoe. Get off at "Myoshinji Kitamon-mae" bus stop and walk for approximately 5 minutes.
- How to get there: 【From Shijo Subway Station】 ・City Bus No. 91 bound for Daikakuji Temple: Get off at "Myoshinji-mae" bus stop, approximately 3 minutes on foot
- How to get there: 【From Arashiyama Area】 ・Take the JR San-in Line (Sagano Line for Kyoto) to "Hanazono Station," then walk for approximately 8 minutes. ・Take the Randen to Katabiranotsuji Station, transfer to the Kitano Hakubaicho line, get off at "Myoshinji Station," then walk for approximately 10 minutes. ・Take Kyoto Bus number 62, 63, or 66, get off at "Myoshinji-mae," then walk for approximately 3 minutes. ・Take City Bus number 93, get off at "Myoshinji-mae," then walk for approximately 3 minutes.
- Religious Corporation Taizo-in
- 35 Hanazono Myoshinji-cho, Ukyo-ku, Kyoto-shi, Kyoto-fu
- Please refer to the map for assistance
Reviews
Guide
- In the Hojo (main hall), Zen Master Muin Sōin (third abbot of Myoshin-ji Temple), the founder of our temple, is enshrined as the principal image.
- Near the Hojo, you can see "Motobu's Garden," designed by Motobu Kano, a painting master of the Muromachi period, and the oldest ink painting in Japan, a National Treasure, "Hyō鯰zu" (replica) by Josetsu.
- Also, please take a leisurely stroll through the "Yokō-en Garden," a landscape garden with a pond that adds floral beauty with seasonal trees and flowers.
In the Hojo (main hall), the founder of our temple, Zen Master Muin Sōin (the third abbot of Myoshin-ji Temple), is enshrined as the principal image.
Near the Hojo, you can see "Motonobu's Garden," created by the great painter Kano Motonobu during the Muromachi period, and the oldest ink painting in Japan, the National Treasure "Hyō鯰図 (Catfish and Gourd)" (replica) by Josetsu. Also, please take a leisurely stroll through the "Yokō-en" strolling pond garden, where seasonal trees and flowers add vibrancy.
Please be sure to present your voucher on a smartphone or other device with internet access. To display your pre-booked voucher, log in to the Klook app/website and click "View Voucher" from your booking record.
This ticket is a pre-sale ticket only. Please note that it cannot be used on the day of purchase.
Things to note
- ー Important Notes ー
- You can display your voucher by logging into the Klook app/website, tapping "Bookings" from "Account," and then tapping "View Voucher."
- Please note that you will not be able to use the voucher if you cannot show it to the local staff on your smartphone or other device on the day of your visit.
- The URL to display the voucher must be presented on a smartphone or other device with internet access. Please be aware that you may not be able to access it in locations without WiFi.
- When entering the facility, the facility staff needs to operate the electronic voucher. Please note that if you accidentally operate it yourself, the ticket will be invalidated, and you will not be able to enter.
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Taizo-in Temple (Religious Corporation) 35 Myoshinji-cho, Hanazono, Ukyo-ku, Kyoto 616-8035, Japan

Guidebook
- In the Hojo (main hall), Zen Master Muin Sōin (third abbot of Myoshin-ji Temple), the founder of our temple, is enshrined as the principal image.
- Near the Hojo, you can see "Motobu's Garden," designed by Motobu Kano, a painting master of the Muromachi period, and the oldest ink painting in Japan, a National Treasure, "Hyō鯰zu" (replica) by Josetsu.
- Also, please take a leisurely stroll through the "Yokō-en Garden," a landscape garden with a pond that adds floral beauty with seasonal trees and flowers.
In the Hojo (main hall), the founder of our temple, Zen Master Muin Sōin (the third abbot of Myoshin-ji Temple), is enshrined as the principal image.
Near the Hojo, you can see "Motonobu's Garden," created by the great painter Kano Motonobu during the Muromachi period, and the oldest ink painting in Japan, the National Treasure "Hyō鯰図 (Catfish and Gourd)" (replica) by Josetsu. Also, please take a leisurely stroll through the "Yokō-en" strolling pond garden, where seasonal trees and flowers add vibrancy.
Please be sure to present your voucher on a smartphone or other device with internet access. To display your pre-booked voucher, log in to the Klook app/website and click "View Voucher" from your booking record.
This ticket is a pre-sale ticket only. Please note that it cannot be used on the day of purchase.
Things to note
- ー Important Notes ー
- You can display your voucher by logging into the Klook app/website, tapping "Bookings" from "Account," and then tapping "View Voucher."
- Please note that you will not be able to use the voucher if you cannot show it to the local staff on your smartphone or other device on the day of your visit.
- The URL to display the voucher must be presented on a smartphone or other device with internet access. Please be aware that you may not be able to access it in locations without WiFi.
- When entering the facility, the facility staff needs to operate the electronic voucher. Please note that if you accidentally operate it yourself, the ticket will be invalidated, and you will not be able to enter.