Located in the historic and charming Higashiyama district, just a short distance from the Five-Story Pagoda (Yasaka Tower), this temple features a [first-floor study (12-tatami + 8-tatami rooms)] 大漸寺 [京都市東山区] First-floor Study

▼About Daizen-ji Temple\
Daizen-ji Temple is located a 10-minute walk from Kiyomizu-dera Temple, a famous tourist attraction in Kyoto, just west of the former Kiyomizu Elementary School.
As a Kishimojin deity associated with childbirth andsafe childbirth, and the prosperity of descendants. Since ancient times, there has been a custom of offering pomegranates to the deity, and because many pomegranate trees were planted in the surrounding area, the temple was known as the “Pomegranate Temple of Eastern Kyoto.”
The bridge connecting Daizen-ji Temple to the cemetery is called Ryozan Bridge. It is said that if you chant “Namu” before crossing, then recite “Myoho-renge-kyo” while taking five steps across, you will reach “Ryozan Jodo”—a world free from delusion.

From Daizen-ji, you can admire a beautiful five-story pagoda that harmonizes with the scenery of the ancient capital. The ceiling of the main hall is adorned with Nishijin-ori, a textile representative of Kyoto, which is also well worth seeing. (Photography permitted)
Although located in one of Kyoto’s most famous tourist spots, Daizen-ji is a temple nestled in the tranquility of an ancient sanctuary.
On clear days, you can enjoy a panoramic view of the Higashiyama area from the rooftop. Please pay the admission fee at the reception desk.

▼About the Space
[First-Floor Study Room]
20 tatami mats (12 tatami mats + 8 tatami mats) / Approx. 36 m² (Capacity: 12 people)
Seated: Up to 12 people
This space consists of a 12-tatami-mat room and an 8-tatami-mat room connected by a sliding door. The 12-tatami-mat room seats 8 people, and the 8-tatami-mat room seats 4.
As the space is typically used with the sliding doors closed, if you prefer an open layout, please make a reservation via the separate page for the “Daizen-ji Main Hall Second-Floor Study Room (18 tatami mats).”

▼Suggested Uses:
・Meetings
・Photo shoots
・Training sessions

▼Prohibited Activities:
To ensure consideration for neighbors and prevent disturbances, the following activities are prohibited.
Failure to comply may result in the cancellation of your reservation on the day of use.
・Distributing flyers for promotional purposes in the neighborhood
・Soliciting or excessive shouting on the temple grounds or the road in front of the temple
・Bringing in coffee (as it is difficult to restore the tatami mats and other furnishings to their original condition)
・Religious events of any kind
・Playing musical instruments (Permitted on the separate page “Daizenji Main Hall 2nd Floor Study Room (18 tatami mats)”)
・Activities such as calligraphy that make it difficult to restore the tatami mats or other furnishings to their original condition are not permitted. (Permitted in the “Daizenji Main Hall 2nd Floor Study Room (18 tatami mats)” listed on a separate page.)
・Shouting, causing a disturbance, acting violently, or loitering outside the designated space (near the entrance, in common areas, other rooms, etc.)
・Damaging or defacing the premises.
・Leaving trash generated on the day of your visit without permission.
・Any other acts contrary to public order and morals.

▼Important Notes
・Smoking is strictly prohibited on the premises. We appreciate your understanding.
・Restrooms are located on the first floor only.
・Please use your own judgment regarding Wi-Fi usage, including security considerations.
・Photography is permitted inside the Main Hall, including of the principal image, but please refrain from using flash.
・The usage end time is 7:00 PM, including time for cleanup.