“Mimuratoji” is so famous place for hydrangeas that it’s also called “hydrangea temple”.

The hydrangea garden, where 10,000 stocks of about 50 varieties bloom, will be open to the public when the hydrangeas are in full bloom. Azalea in spring and lotus in early summer are also wonderful.

The temple is said to have been built by Emperor Mitsuhito during the Nara period. The parquet Amida Nyorai statue, the side samurai Kannon Seito Bosatsu and Shaka Nyorai statues are housed.

Open Hours
[April-October] 8: 30-16: 30
[November-March] 8: 30-16: 00 (Reception is 30 minutes before)

Holiday
December 29-31, August 13-15

Fee
Adults 500 yen, children 300 yen

• Different during the opening of Hydrangea Garden, Tsutsuji Garden, and Weeping Plum Garden

Access
About 15 minutes on foot from Keihan “Mimuroto” station

Address
21 Shigaya, Kaido, Uji City