Since 2012, Kiyomizu-dera has been dedicated to the project "FEEL KIYOMIZUDERA," meticulously recording not only special rituals and events but also the daily lives of monks and the shifting seasonal scenery. The project aims to preserve intangible cultural heritage alongside physical icons like Buddhist statues and temple halls.
As a "living, breathing" temple, Kiyomizu-dera shares the spirit of "prayer" by overlaying the moments of selfless devotion with the landscape of faith. While seeking the ideal form of a Buddhist temple for 100 or 1,000 years into the future, it continues to communicate the essence of prayer to the world today.