DATE:		October 27 – December 2, 2007 Around 17:00 (sunset) – 21:30 (last admission at 21:00)
PLACE:		28 Zushioku Kachocho, Yamashina-ku, Kyoto
DIRECTION:		Subway Tozai Line to Keage Station, and take a taxi from there (30 minutes by foot) *You will have to climb a dark mountain path if you walk, so going by car or taxi is strongly recommended. (Free parking available)
TEL:		81-75-771-0390 (Shogun Mound Dainichido Hall)
ADMISSION:		Adults – 500 yen (450 yen) Junior/High School Students – 400 yen (Junior High School – 300 yen, High School – 350 yen) Elementary School Students – 200 yen (100 yen) *The prices in parenthesis are for groups of 30 people or more.
TEXT:		There is free parking at the top of Higashiyama Driveway. If you walk from there for about 100 meters north, you will find Shogun Mound Dainichido Hall, which is the enclave of Shorenin Temple. Within the grounds is the Shogun Mound. It is approximately 20 meters in diameter and two meters high, and is said to contain the remains of a shogun. The burial was conducted by Emperor Kammu (737-806), who wished for peace in the capital city Heian-kyo, which he had just built. From the temple, visitors can see Kamogawa River below. There is a panoramic view of Mt. Hieizan, Kitayama and the Nishiyama mountains.