Tō-ji

Tō-ji is a historic Buddhist temple in Kyoto, Japan, founded in the late 8th century. Known for its iconic five-story pagoda, one of the tallest wooden structures in Japan, it serves as a key site for Buddhism and Japanese culture. The temple houses important statues, art, and is renowned for its monthly flea market. It was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site, reflecting its cultural and historical significance. Tō-ji functions both as a place of worship and a symbol of Kyoto’s rich spiritual heritage, attracting visitors for its architecture, history, and peaceful atmosphere.