
The site extends over the side of Otowa Mountain. The temple is very popular with visitors and has something of a festival atmosphere. Vendors abound who sell talismans, incense, and "omikuji" (paper fortunes). many shops and restaurants in the area have been catering to tourists and pilgrims for centuries, and products on sale range from local specialties such as Kiyomizu-yaki pottery, sweets and pickles to the standard set of souvenirs. Don't worry, it's a tourist area and the price there is just divided into two parts, expensive, and very expensive. A hand-fan made from paper will cost you about 2000yuen ($20). But the best part was, they are original, you will not see fake product in Japan.

Storyteller-Myths of Facts
There is also a shrine named "Jishu-jinja" on the grounds of Kiyomizu-dera, and praying there is said to help one succeed in finding an appropriate love match. There are two stones placed in front of the shrine between 18 meters apart. People said that if we are successful finding the way from one to the other with our eyes closed, then it's a luck in finding love.
The two most famous places of the temple are the Main Hall, where the Eleven Headed and Thousand Armed Kannon Bodhisattva.
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