Otagi Nembutsu-ji was originally a temple in Kyoto's ancient burning ground. Flooding forced it to move to a site northwest of Kyoto. It is famous for its stone sculptures of rakan (arhats or enlightened beings).
Stone rakan sculptures at Otagi Nembutsuji Temple.
Autumn foliage (momiji) at Otagi Nembutsuji Temple.
Otagi Nembutsuji Temple hondo.
Stone rakan sculptures at Otagi Nembutsuji Temple.
Statue of Kokuzo at Otagi Nembutsuji Temple.
Otagi Nembutsuji Temple's gate.