Kiyomizu-dera lighting

It is a wallpaper photograph of Kiyomizu-dera visited and lit up specially at night.

Kiyomizu-dera lighting is specially performed about twice per year as a visit at night at the time of a cherry tree, and the time of autumnal leaves. Since it is seen specially at night, the time zone of specially a visit at the night for which the admission fee of 300 yen of daytime has an independently needed admission fee of 400 yen is 18:30 - till 21:30. Though regrettable, those who enter at the charge daytime are made to leave once at 6:00 p.m., although it is whether to go into Kiyomizu-dera at daytime and to be able to see specially as it is at night. The admission fee of 400 yen of a visit is once paid according to after a closed gate night specially, and it becomes re-entrance around from 6:30 p.m. Unlike daytime, lit-up Kiyomizu-dera is much more visionary, and seems wonderful again. moreover, lighting of here Kiyomizu-dera -- the building itself -- since there are many high things, the place which can see the Deva gate lit up very in three dimensions and a three-storied pagoda is also the big feature. In addition, with the time of a cherry tree or autumnal leaves, the vermilion of autumnal leaves and the pink of a cherry tree attach coloring to the building of Kiyomizu-dera. Whatever the first highlight in lighting of Kiyomizu-dera may say, it is a stage of Kiyomizu at which it looks with a cherry tree and autumnal leaves from the stage of the inner shrine,The night view in a capital city goes into a scenic backdrop, and also a pale light of a searchlight is extended toward the inside of a capital city, and a much more visionary and big-scale three-dimensional night view is made. Moreover, when the inner shrine is crowded, an angle is changed for a while also from the hit of the handrail which is in the worship way from south a little from there, and a whole view of the stage of Kiyomizu and the night view in a capital city can be commanded. Moreover, probably, the composition which looks up at and takes a picture of a three-storied pagoda from the Hojyo pond under one more and a three-storied pagoda is also a time-tested product. although it is lighting of special Kiyomizu-dera -- things -- there are very severe restrictions about photography. Though natural, it is that it is common in many shrines and temples of Kyoto, but it is prohibition of use of a tripod and 1 piece. This does not change in a visit at night. that is, the night view of Kiyomizu-dera and lighting -- a stock -- or it is necessary to take a photograph in the state near it Although it is what to do for photographing without [ as possible ] camera shake by coming out, what can already use the ground, a stone wall, a railing, a handrail, etc. too regards only it which is used from one edge as there being no method. It is not said that there are those [ no ] who have carried the tripod into inside without notice. But since prohibition is prohibition, isn't it considered to see from the circumference too with it being good? Moreover, since it is naturally Kiyomizu-dera of popular autumnal-leaves spot in addition, they are a serious crowd and confusion. Especially the Kiyomizu stage and stage top of the inner shrine etc. is a crowd to the extent that it is likely to become a jam, and since the stage itself shakes in a crowd even if position can be taken up with sufficient fate in the front row and there is a space [ in / for a camera / a handrail ], photographing without carrying out camera shake is the most difficult work. It is an unavoidable thing to become a photograph from the same angle, if it surely becomes lighting of Kiyomizu-dera since the place with a handrail, a railing, etc. which can place a camera again is also restricted.

Kiyomizu-dera lighting	The photography point of lighting	From Hondo's stage to Amitabha hall and the inner shrine	Kiyomizu-dera and the inner shrine
Stage of the inner shrine	The Kyoto night view seen from the Amitabha hall width	Lighting of the stage of the Kiyomizu temple	The point whose picture can be taken by tripod prohibition
The autumnal leaves under a three-storied pagoda	The Kiyomizu-dera three-storied pagoda lighting	The autumnal leaves reflected to a pond	The gate and three-storied pagoda of a Deva gate and the west