A: Because Jogon-in is a historical building, there are many steps and steep stairs. Please be careful of your step when visiting, and we ask that parents ensure the safety of small children and elderly people in particular. Please enjoy the temple within your limits, according to your physical condition and stamina.

A. Because Jogan-in is a historical building, there are many high steps and steep staircases, and no ramps have been installed. Most of the exhibits are difficult to view in a wheelchair. For safety reasons, staff will not be able to lift wheelchairs into the building. While some outdoor exhibits can be viewed, most of the artworks are inside the building.

A. Due to the many steps and stairs, you cannot view all of the exhibits with a stroller. You can view some of the exhibits outside the building. If you wish to view the exhibits inside the building, we recommend bringing a baby carrier.

A. There is an exhibition on the upper floor of the bell tower, but the stairs are steep and the handrails are insufficient.

• Children : Parents must ensure safety when ascending and descending.

• If you are concerned about your physical strength , we recommend that you refrain from visiting at your own discretion and do not push yourself.

• Please refrain from overcrowding : The stairs are narrow, so it is dangerous if too many people go up at once. Please keep a few people at a time on the upper floors and be considerate of others.