4 articles to prepare your trip
Yamadera
A Buddhist temple founded in 860 on a mountainside near Yamagata, Yamadera rewards visitors with 1,000 steps leading to pavilions clinging to the cliff face.
Nestled against the Higashiyama hills, Kiyomizu-dera overlooks Kyoto from its wooden terrace built without nails. History, sites to see and visiting advice.
Le Temple Hase
Perched above Kamakura, Hase-dera Temple houses a 9.18-meter Kannon statue, a carved cave, and sweeping views over the bay.
Temple Eihei
30 minutes from Fukui, Eihei-ji is one of two seats of Japanese Soto Zen: 70 buildings nestled in an ancient cedar forest with zazen initiation programs.
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