Yoshino Temples

Kinpusenji Temple in Yoshino features Japan’s second-largest wooden hall, ancient mountain guardian statues, and is the starting point of a sacred pilgrimage trail.

Chikurin-in Temple blends a peaceful ryokan stay with a stunning garden, cherry trees, and walking trails overlooking the mountains of Yoshino and Kinpusenji Temple.

Sakuramotobo Temple in Yoshino blends blooming cherry trees, mountain worship, and sacred statues with seasonal exhibitions that reveal its deep spiritual and cultural roots.

Nyoirinji Temple in Yoshino is a serene hillside temple with ties to Emperor Go-Daigo, samurai legends, and historical artifacts surrounded by peaceful forest scenery.