The Hokan-ji temple in Kyōto, Japan is also called Yasaka pagoda. It is a 46 meters high pagoda with inclined levels in an ancient part of Kyōto. It was built in 589 by prince Shotoku who saw it in a dream.
You can enter the pagoda to enjoy the architecture and the old paintings. It is at least a very good waypoint to find the Kiyomizu-dera temple up on the hill.
Hokan-ji
388 Yasaka Kamimachi, Higashiyama Ward
Kyōto, Japan
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