Babies in carriers can enter and a restroom has a basic changing table, yet dozens of steep, narrow steps make strollers nearly useless and there is no private nursing room, so visits stay short.
Note: Jojakkoji Temple is 44% Baby-Friendly. You may want to consider other Baby-Friendly Things to Do in Kyoto for a more suitable experience.
Why 1-2 hours visit duration is ideal for with baby: Allows time to view the entrance area, rest for feeding or diaper changes, and enjoy photos without rushing with a baby.
Niō-mon Gate View:
Stand under the thatched Niō-mon gate to see maple branches overhead and Kyoto city glimpses.
Tip: Use a baby carrier and position to one side to avoid foot traffic.
Lower Courtyard Stroll:
Walk the flat stone courtyard near the entrance to spot moss-covered Jizō statues.
Tip: This area has even paths—ideal for pausing and letting your baby look around.
Rest Hut Break:
Sit in the small ‘boat hut’ benches inside the grounds for feeding or diaper changes.
Tip: There’s no bottle warmer—bring pre-warmed water and a changing mat.
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Item | Cost (Approx.) |
---|---|
Adult admission (2) | JPY 1,000 |
Temple stamp (optional) | JPY 300 |
Diaper-changing facility | JPY 0 |
Total Estimated | JPY 1,300 |
Note: All prices are indicative and may vary. Please check directly with the venue for the most accurate and up-to-date information.
Autumn: arrive in early November for peak red maples at the gate. Spring: catch cherry blossoms near the entrance steps. Summer: enjoy bright green moss but prepare for humidity. Winter: grounds are very quiet and serene.
Address: 3 Sagaogurayama Ogurachō, Ukyo Ward, Kyoto, 616-8397, Japan
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Kellan Fabjance
Beautiful complex, and so much less crowded than the bamboo forest. Go here after you get annoyed with the hordes. Lots of stairs, climb all the way to the top for a nice view of Kyoto.
Andrew Meador
A quiet, serene temple with a nice hike to the top of the hill. There are many shrines on site here, and at the top is an amazing view of Kyoto!
Ren
Beautiful gardens off the beaten track. If you want to find some zen in a quieter area visit this temple. Only 500 yen per adult. The bamboo forest was ridiculously packed with tourists at 11am as we were leaving.
me now
a beautiful, somewhat hidden temple. if you climb up a short hike, you have a beautiful view over kyoto. the temple grounds are very well maintained bur still kept true to their age. absolutely worth a visit
Sviet Slav
If you ever find yourself thinking if the extra ¥500 admission fee is worth it, then the Jojakko-Ji temple is definitely a location where you can be assured that that money will be well spent. The temple is absolutely breathtaking and has it all. The short hike across the temple grounds will take you all the way up the gorgeous, flower surrounded platform with a view of Kyoto, while getting there ...
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