Chion-in, located in Kyoto, stands out with its classically curved eaves, ceremonial steps, and an imposing two-story gateway. As the main temple of the Jodo school of Buddhism, the largest Buddhist sect in Japan, it is a grand and significant site. The temple’s highlights include a vast main hall and a revered image of Honen, the sect’s founder. Visitors can explore these architectural marvels and immerse themselves in the spiritual atmosphere that pervades the grounds.
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