
The rear garden behind the main hall of Jojakko-ji is a serene landscape where moss-covered slopes, a quiet stream, and tall maple trees blend harmoniously. During autumn, the entire garden is transformed by layers of brilliant foliage, creating a peaceful and immersive atmosphere. This gallery presents three photographs that showcase the garden’s rich seasonal beauty.
The rear garden behind Jojakko-ji’s main hall is one of the most striking spots during the autumn season. Maples in various stages of color change overlap to create a tapestry of vibrant hues. The calm architecture of the main hall contrasts beautifully with the vivid foliage, offering visitors a moment of tranquility surrounded by the richness of Kyoto’s autumn.
In the rear garden of Jojakko-ji, a softly sloping moss landscape meets a serene stream. During autumn, the entire area is enveloped in warm seasonal colors, with layers of fallen leaves drifting across the water’s surface. The contrast between the lush green moss and the vibrant foliage creates a peaceful and evocative scene unique to this temple’s tranquil garden.
In the rear garden of Jojakko-ji, tall maple trees rise overhead, forming a brilliant canopy of autumn foliage. The gradation of colors—from golden yellow to vivid orange and deep crimson—captures the full richness of the season. This layered composition creates both depth and warmth, offering visitors an enveloping sense of Kyoto’s serene autumn atmosphere.