Rokkakudo Choho-ji Temple

The name comes from the shape of the main hall and the cute dove fortune is also famous.

A temple reportedly founded by Prince Shotoku. The official name of the temple is Shiunsancho Hoji, but it has been popularly known as the "Rokkakudo" because the main hall is hexagonal. Pigeon fortune slips featuring pigeons, a symbol of happiness gathered at temples, are gaining popularity. The rare hexagonal main hall was rebuilt in 1877 (1877).

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  Many people tie fortunes with their wishes on the willows in the temple grounds, which are called 'matchmaking willows.'.

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  Rokkakudo Chohoji Temple Koufuku Hato mikuji 500yen

  Rokkaku-do Choho-ji Temple, which has a good matchmaking. He is holding a fortune slip in a pose like an unglazed pigeon perched on a tree. In spring and autumn, limited color pigeon fortunes appear. In addition, there are many gifts with a pigeon motif, such as a pigeon charm attached to a love fortune.

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  There is a stone in the precincts that is said to indicate 'the middle of Kyoto.'. A stone with a hole in the center called 'navel stone.'.
  

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