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Minoh City, Osaka Prefecture
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Minoolyuanjinokou
official name:Minoh(Ryuanji Temple)
English name:Minoh(Ryuanji Temple)
Autumn leaves in Minoh (Takian-ji Temple)
November to December

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November to December
- Seasonal outings
- Nighttime viewing・Illumination
- Autumn Foliage Festival
- Autumn Foliage
- Shinto Shrine・Buddhist Temple
Minoh Park is located in the northern part of Osaka and is a picturesque place known as a famous spot of colored leaves for a long time. The establishment of Ryuanji Temple is beleived to have begun after En no Gyoja erected the Minoh Temple in 650 and even today shugensha (mountain ascetics or trained Buddhist priests) from all over the country gather at the foundation dojo considering it a place for Japanese mountain asceticism. The Sarasvati enshrined in the main hall is said to be one of the most ancient in Japan and it is one of the four Saraswatis enshrined along with the Sarasvati enshrined in Enoshima, Lake Biwa Chikubu-shima Island, and Miyajima Island. This place is also famous as the origin of the public lottery (lottery).
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- Location
- 〒562-0002 Minookouen, Minoo-shi, Osaka
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- Access
- (Takian-ji Temple) Approximately a 15-minute walk from Minoo Station on the Hankyu Minoo Line About 20 minutes on foot from Minoo Station on the Hankyu Minoo Line (Minoe Station) About 30 minutes from Meishin Expressway Ibaraki IC or about 20 minutes from Shinmeishin Expressway Minoh Doromi IC
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- Paid ※ It is recommended to visit by public transport because it is crowded during the autumn leaves season
- Notes
- On Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays (planned from mid-November to early December) during the autumn leaves season, one-way restrictions will be implemented on some sections to ease traffic congestion on Minoh Driveway (Prefectural Route 43 Toyonaka Kameoka Line). Please be sure to check the traffic information before going out.
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