Suzumushi Temple - Kyoto

Name: Suzumushi Temple - Kyoto
Address: 31 Matsumurojikecho, Nishikyo Ward, Kyoto, 615-8294, Japan, 615-8294, Japan

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京都嵐山観光の寺鈴虫寺 - Suzutera.or.jp

京都嵐山観光の寺鈴虫寺京都嵐山にあるお寺鈴虫寺。観光スポットとしても最適な嵐山に位置し、恋愛成就･縁結び祈願・黄色いお守りで人気のお寺です。お札･お守り･お地蔵さん・説法が有名なお寺は京都嵐山鈴虫寺。京都観光へお越しの際は鈴虫寺へ。

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住所：	31 Matsumurojikecho, Nishikyo Ward, Kyoto, 615-8294, Japan
電話：	📞 +8788
Postal code :	615-8294
Webサイト：	http://www.suzutera.or.jp/
カテゴリ：	観光の名所 , Buddhist temple , Place of worship ,
Description :	A resident population of bell crickets creates an ambient soundscape at this 18th century temple.

31 Matsumurojikecho, Nishikyo Ward, Kyoto, 615-8294, Japan

Best Buddhist temple in japan

は	はわいきたよ on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ This is one of best temple. All season, you can enjoy sounds of bell-ringing cricket. There are more than 3000 of them and making beautiful sounds. Best part is monk’s preach. He makes preach really enjoyable yet meaningful. Even kids can enjoy. They serve tea and Japanese snack. You may need someone to translate.
A	Agata Balinska on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Really interesting place. The monk giving a presentation on the temple, grass hoppers and the philosophy of how to be a better person and lead a good life was really interesting. I liked the manzai style of his lecture. It was in Japanese only but an intermediate learner will get the most important facts and jokes. The temple is beautifully located. The line was long but worth the wait.
Z	Zakkuro Forest on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Just another business-oriented temple with some clever ideas to make money. Very bad attitude to the visitors. You don’t feel the spirits and depth of a Buddhist temple there. Rude, arrogant, impatient and no compassion. The monk who gives the talk (preach) is repeating the same content to every group of visitors as if he were just a voice recorder. I’m also skeptical about the way they breed the crickets. Why would a Buddhist temple do something like this that against the nature? Do not go there if you do not understand Japanese - as it is compulsory to sit in the hall to listen to the monk’s 30-minute talk first. It is the main part of the visit and what you are paying for, as there is nothing else to see in the temple (even the garden is just a small ordinary garden). You are also NOT allowed to stroll around by yourself in the garden freely without listening to the talk first. And the talk is mainly advertisement about their talismans and also confectionery etc (as souvenirs) which their main purpose is to lure you to buy them after the talk (the talk itself is shallow and has nothing related to Buddha’s teaching unfortunately - which you can simply tell by the attitude of the monks there). Whenever you go or no matter how many times you visit, the content of the talk is the same.
Z	Zachariah Bashir on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Nothing to see here folks. Just a 30 minute talk about making a wish in a room full of crickets. Ive been wanting to see and hear japans famed ‘suzumushi’ for a while so it wasnt an all fail. No matcha just a small sweet unlike other reviews. 500¥ entry 390¥ for the wish
T	Tobias “Tobi” S. on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 300pp to see the garden which is very beautiful. Ceremonies take place every hour but are for and in Japanese only.
S	Shaun on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Formaly named a Kegon-ji Temple but commonly known as Suzumushi-dera Temple named after the thousands of bell crickets (suzumushi) that are reared all year round. It costs 500 JPY as admission fee but worth of it. You can enter the Suzumushi room, hear the preach(in Japanese thou) and have some green tea.
H	Hiro O on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ This temple is the famous as "Suzumushi dera". The priest talk good doing for the visitors with serving green tea and small japanese cake. But u have to wait half an hour in front of the stairs. Finally u ask to only one your wish to small Budda.
S	Shane Repz on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Very beautiful place. There’s a 500¥ Entrance fee when you go inside. If you buy omamori or amulet it will cost 300¥. If you want to pray for something then you should buy omamori. Omamori is a color yellow with Kanji writing on it.