


The iconic Tahōtō pagoda of Jojakko-ji reveals its quiet beauty as autumn deepens and vibrant maple leaves surround the hillside temple. This gallery presents three perspectives: a distant view framed by vivid foliage, a softly blurred pagoda behind delicate leaves, and a powerful upward composition taken from beneath the structure. Together, they capture the tranquil charm and seasonal richness of Jojakko-ji in autumn.
The Tahōtō pagoda of Jojakko-ji stands nestled among dense forest on the hillside, revealing itself gently during the late autumn season.
In this photograph, the pagoda appears in the distance, while vibrant red maple leaves fill the foreground, creating a rich sense of depth. The natural framing of the foliage highlights the temple’s quiet atmosphere and captures the serene charm of Jojakko-ji’s autumn landscape.
In this photograph, the Tahōtō pagoda of Jojakko-ji appears as a gentle blur in the background, while the maple leaves in the foreground remain crisp and vibrant. This shallow-focus composition emphasizes the delicate textures and warm tones of the foliage, allowing the presence of the pagoda to be felt rather than fully revealed. The image conveys the refined and subtle charm characteristic of Jojakko-ji during the autumn season.
Photographed from the base of the structure, the Tahōtō pagoda reveals its architectural strength and towering presence. The autumn leaves in the foreground add a gentle layer of color, balancing the pagoda’s solidity with the season’s delicacy. This upward perspective conveys both the spiritual elevation and the serene atmosphere characteristic of Jojakko-ji, capturing a moment where nature and architecture come together in graceful harmony.