Heian Jingu Shrine
Established in 1895 to commemorate the 1100th anniversary of the transfer of the capital to Heian-kyo, this shrine is relatively new. The buildings emulate the central government office, the "Chodo-in," where significant ceremonies took place during the Heian period. Once you step into the precincts, adorned with these vermilion structures, you feel as though you've time-traveled back to the Heian era.
Heian Jingu Shrine is known for its vivid vermilion shrine buildings. The architecture is grand and elegant, showcasing Kyoto’s unique historical and cultural charm.
The shrine garden is beautiful in every season, and walking through it lets you soak in a peaceful atmosphere. It’s a popular place to visit and pray in Kyoto.













