Heian Shrine

Heian Shrine, located in Kyoto, Japan, is a Shinto shrine built in 1895 to commemorate Kyoto’s imperial past. Its striking architecture features a large, vibrant red main hall with traditional Japanese design, and spacious grounds lined with torii gates and beautiful gardens. The shrine is dedicated to Emperor Kammu and Emperor Kōmei and serves as a cultural and spiritual landmark, hosting festivals and rituals. It offers visitors a peaceful retreat, blending historical significance with stunning aesthetics, and is renowned for its large, iconic torii gate and lush surroundings.