Get off at Hankyu "Katsura Station" and walk 20 minutes
Get off at JR "Katsuragawa Station" and walk 20 minutes
Get off at the city bus stop "Sannomiya Kaido" and walk 6 minutes
Get off at the city bus stop "Shiseki Koen-mae" and walk 5 minutes
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福成寺
Main Hall
~25people max. 86sqm福成寺 - Main Hall
[Limited Time Offer] Main Hall: 3 hours, 15,000 yen → 12,000 yen! A quiet temple surrounded by nature, where the pleasant chirping of birds echoes through the air.
~25people max.
86sqm
Get off at Hankyu "Katsura Station" and walk 20 minutes
Get off at JR "Katsuragawa Station" and walk 20 minutes
Get off at the city bus stop "Sannomiya Kaido" and walk 6 minutes
Get off at the city bus stop "Shiseki Koen-mae" and walk 5 minutes
Get off at Hankyu "Katsura Station" and walk 20 minutes
Get off at JR "Katsuragawa Station" and walk 20 minutes
Get off at the city bus stop "Sannomiya Kaido" and walk 6 minutes
Get off at the city bus stop "Shiseki Koen-mae" and walk 5 minutes
4,000
JPY〜
/ hour
About the temple
▼About Hōshuzan Fukuseiji Temple\
It is said that this ancient temple, with a history spanning over 1,230 years, was founded in 784 as a place of prayer for the protection of the nation following Emperor Kanmu’s relocation of the capital to Nagaokakyō.
Within the temple grounds, flowers such as mountain cherry trees—some hundreds of years old—as well as plum blossoms, summer camellias, hydrangeas, lotus flowers, maple trees, and winter jasmine bloom in succession, adding color to each season.
Please enjoy the seasonal charm at the rest area located in the garden.
If you climb the stairs, you will find the “Zao Gongen Hall,” and from the hilltop, you can see Mount Hiei and the Kyoto Tower.
At Hoshuzan Fukuseiji Temple, you will be welcomed by our German head priest.
▼About the Space
The main hall consists of a 6-tatami-mat room, an 8-tatami-mat room, and a 6-tatami-mat adjoining room, providing ample space for your use.
To enjoy the view of the garden, you may remove the sliding paper doors separating the room from the veranda.
The Buddhist ritual implements (such as the wooden fish and bell) located in the center can be moved; please let us know if you wish to do so when making your reservation.
▼How about using the space for:
・Meetings, off-site gatherings, remote work, and web conferences
・Cosplay photo shoots, location shoots, photography, and video production
・Workshops and yoga
・Tea ceremonies (Please note that we do not lend out tea bowls or other utensils; please bring your own.)
▼About Options
・Zazen (meditation)
・Sutra copying
・Matcha tea ceremony
If you are interested in any of these options, please contact the temple.
We will provide you with a customized plan.
▼Prohibited Activities
To ensure consideration for neighbors and prevent disturbances, the following activities are prohibited.
Failure to comply may result in termination of your use of the space on the day of your event.
・Shouting, causing a disturbance, or loitering outside the designated space (near the entrance, in common areas, or in other rooms).
・Damaging or defacing the premises.
・Playing loud musical instruments or similar devices.
・Leaving trash generated on the day of your visit without permission.
・Religious events of any kind.
・Any other behavior contrary to public order and morals.
▼Important Notes
・Smoking is strictly prohibited inside the venue. Smoking is permitted only in designated areas.
・Reservations for this plan are available only for bookings of 3 hours or more. Additionally, for bookings of 3 hours or more, the hourly rate remains the same.
*On weekdays, use is available from the afternoon on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Sundays.
It is said that this ancient temple, with a history spanning over 1,230 years, was founded in 784 as a place of prayer for the protection of the nation following Emperor Kanmu’s relocation of the capital to Nagaokakyō.
Within the temple grounds, flowers such as mountain cherry trees—some hundreds of years old—as well as plum blossoms, summer camellias, hydrangeas, lotus flowers, maple trees, and winter jasmine bloom in succession, adding color to each season.
Please enjoy the seasonal charm at the rest area located in the garden.
If you climb the stairs, you will find the “Zao Gongen Hall,” and from the hilltop, you can see Mount Hiei and the Kyoto Tower.
At Hoshuzan Fukuseiji Temple, you will be welcomed by our German head priest.
▼About the Space
The main hall consists of a 6-tatami-mat room, an 8-tatami-mat room, and a 6-tatami-mat adjoining room, providing ample space for your use.
To enjoy the view of the garden, you may remove the sliding paper doors separating the room from the veranda.
The Buddhist ritual implements (such as the wooden fish and bell) located in the center can be moved; please let us know if you wish to do so when making your reservation.
▼How about using the space for:
・Meetings, off-site gatherings, remote work, and web conferences
・Cosplay photo shoots, location shoots, photography, and video production
・Workshops and yoga
・Tea ceremonies (Please note that we do not lend out tea bowls or other utensils; please bring your own.)
▼About Options
・Zazen (meditation)
・Sutra copying
・Matcha tea ceremony
If you are interested in any of these options, please contact the temple.
We will provide you with a customized plan.
▼Prohibited Activities
To ensure consideration for neighbors and prevent disturbances, the following activities are prohibited.
Failure to comply may result in termination of your use of the space on the day of your event.
・Shouting, causing a disturbance, or loitering outside the designated space (near the entrance, in common areas, or in other rooms).
・Damaging or defacing the premises.
・Playing loud musical instruments or similar devices.
・Leaving trash generated on the day of your visit without permission.
・Religious events of any kind.
・Any other behavior contrary to public order and morals.
▼Important Notes
・Smoking is strictly prohibited inside the venue. Smoking is permitted only in designated areas.
・Reservations for this plan are available only for bookings of 3 hours or more. Additionally, for bookings of 3 hours or more, the hourly rate remains the same.
*On weekdays, use is available from the afternoon on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Sundays.
▼Facilities
・Tables (adjustable height): 2 two-person tables
・Tables (low): 6 two-person tables
・Chairs (backless): 15 chairs
・Chairs (with backrest): 5 chairs
・Cushions: 25 pieces
We can provide simple tables for meetings or telework.
▼Parking
Generally, there is no parking available, but there is space on the premises for two cars.
Please let us know in advance if you plan to arrive by car.
▼Bicycle Parking
Space for 2–3 bicycles.
・Tables (adjustable height): 2 two-person tables
・Tables (low): 6 two-person tables
・Chairs (backless): 15 chairs
・Chairs (with backrest): 5 chairs
・Cushions: 25 pieces
We can provide simple tables for meetings or telework.
▼Parking
Generally, there is no parking available, but there is space on the premises for two cars.
Please let us know in advance if you plan to arrive by car.
▼Bicycle Parking
Space for 2–3 bicycles.
Equipment & services
* For other equipment, please contact us in advance.
| Space name | Main Hall |
|---|---|
| Capacity | 25people max. |
|
Seating capacity
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Number of people who can be seated on cushions or chairs. Please check the "Equipment & services" section to see what is actually provided.
|
25people max. |
| Location | Kyoto京都市西京区 |
| Floor space | 86sqm |
Recommended uses
* For other uses, please contact us in advance.
Map & access
[Access]
Get off at Hankyu "Katsura Station" and walk 20 minutes Get off at JR "Katsuragawa Station" and walk 20 minutes Get off at the city bus stop "Sannomiya Kaido" and walk 6 minutes Get off at the city bus stop "Shiseki Koen-mae" and walk 5 minutes
[Address]
京都市西京区樫原内垣外町24
Please confirm
About cleanup & garbage ▼
▼Regarding Trash
・We can accept small amounts of trash at the temple.
About food & drink ▼
・Please refrain from consuming dark-colored beverages such as coffee or wine, as they can be difficult to remove from the tatami mats and furnishings.
・You are welcome to eat and drink here, but please note that we do not provide meals at the temple; you will need to bring your own.
・Please refrain from using the facility for parties, banquets, or similar events.
About payment ▼
Credit cards accepted: VISA, Master, JCB, AMEX
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