Koto Sanzan on the Eastern Lake

Koura-cho, Hatasyo-cho, Higashiomi-shi

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Places to see The three temples are noted for their show of autumnal leaves and variety of flowers throughout the seasons.
Seimeiji, Hyakusaiji and Kongorinji temples are situated at the foot of the lush mountains.The three temples are noted for their show of autumnal leaves and variety of flowers throughout the seasons.
* Regular sightseeing buses available during the crimson leaves season.

Saimyoji Temple
The elegant three-storied pagoda made completely of hinoki cypress was designated a National Treasure. Officially named as a place of scenic beauty by the national government, the garden offers changing beauty through all the seasons.
Open: 8:00-16:30
400yen

Kongorinjii Temple
Noted for its "bleeding red" leaves. The hondo (main hall) is done in the Japanese style of the Kamakura Period (1192-1333), and was designated a National Treasure.
Open: 365 days8:00-16:30
400yen

Hyakusaiji temple
The go-round style landscape garden, the oldest of its kind in the three temples area, is at its best during the season of crimson leaves.
Open: 8:00-17:00
400yen
Address Koura-cho, Hatasyo-cho, Higashiomi-shi
Transportation Saimyoji Temple
JR Kyoto Stn.
JR Biwako Line
special rapid
60-min.
JR Kawase Stn.
Kawase Stn. Stop
bus (bound for Kaihara) 17-min.
Kanaya Stop
walk 20-min.
Saimyojii Temple

Transportation Kongorinji Temple
JR Kyoto Stn.
JR Biwako Line 55-min.
JR Inae Stn.
Inae Stn. Stop
bus (bound for Kaihara) 17-min.
Kongorinjisouguchi
walk 10-min.
Kongorinji Temple
Transportation Hyakusaiji Temple
JR Kyoto Stn.
JR Biwako Line
special
rapid
32-min.
JR Ohmihachiman Stn.
Ohmi Rail Ohmihachiman Stn.
Ohmi Rail
Yokaichi line
17-min.
Ohmi Rail Yokaichi Stn.
Yokaichi Stn. Stop
bus
Hyakusaiji Temple Stop
Hyakusaiji Temple