Dear friends, what scenic spots in Kyoto are worth visiting?

Kiyomizu Temple is located in Kiyomizu Temple, Dongshan District, Kyoto, Japan. It is the oldest temple in Kyoto. Built in 798 AD, it covers an area of 1.3 million square meters. It was founded by Master Ci 'en.

This mountain is called Yuyin Mountain, which is mainly dedicated to Guanyin with a thousand hands. It is one of the three major scenic spots in Kyoto, along with Kinkaku Temple and Nijo Castle, and it is also a famous scenic spot for enjoying maple and cherry blossoms.

Kiyomizu Temple is a structural temple with beams, covering an area of 6.5438+0.3 million square meters. In front of the main hall is a suspended "stage", which is supported by 139 large logs dozens of meters high.

The architecture of the stage stands on the steep cliff, which is beautiful. The temple building is magnificent and ingenious, without using a nail.

There are nearly 30 wooden buildings in the temple, including the main hall, bell tower, triple tower, chapel, local shrine, achievement garden and so on. The main hall is listed as a national treasure of Japan.

The Hall of the Great Heroes stands on the mountain, with a width of 19 m and a depth of 16 m.. The top of the hall is covered with several layers of beaded juniper tiles.

There is a Japanese proverb: "Jump off the stage of clear water" (clear water, stage, fly up and down), which is used to describe things that are ruined.

2. Jingu Temple (きんかくじ)

Koga Temple, located in the north of Kyoto, Kyoto Prefecture, has been designated as a national treasure by the Japanese government, an important historical building of the world cultural heritage by UNESCO, and a part of the "cultural wealth of the ancient capital Kyoto".

The third generation general of the Muromachi shogunate, Ashikaga Yoshimitsu, built a magnificent relic hall, which was already called "Kinkaku Hall" by people at that time.

In the 25th year of Showa (1950), the relic temple was completely burned by a 2 1 year-old trainee monk, Lin Chengxian, and even the national treasure enshrined in the temple and the fierce image of Ashikaga were reduced to ashes.

The famous Japanese writer Yukio Mishima's novel of the same name and Tsutomu Minakami's "Sunset House in Wu Fan Town" are all adapted from this incident.

The relic hall we see today was rebuilt and built as it was in the 30th year of Showa (1955). In the sixty-second year of Showa (1987), the gold foil decoration on the outer wall of the whole hall was completely new and became the present state.

3. Fujian Dahe (ふしみぃなりたぃゃ)

Located in Fukui-ku, Kyoto, Japan, Fukui Rice Field Society is the main peak of about 40,000 rice field shrines all over Japan, and is known as "Thousand torii" in China.

At the foot of Daoling Mountain, traditionally, the whole mountain range of Daoling is regarded as a sacred mountain range. Fujian Daohe Society mainly worships the rice lotus god headed by Yu Jia's spirit conquering god, and has been the god of agriculture and commerce since ancient times.

During the Edo period, people who came here to make a wish often donated money to erect a torii in the shrine to show their respect for the gods, which made an amazing number of Kotorii stand within the scope of the Yamato Society and became famous all over Japan and even overseas in the name of "Thousand Birds Residence".

Donations from torii include individuals, companies and even local chambers of commerce. The existing torii can be traced back to the Meiji period.

Kyoto in May

4.Byodoin Temple (びょぅどぅぃん)

Byodoin Temple is located in Uji, Kyoto Prefecture, and built along Ujigawa. It is an early wooden building in Japan, and it is also the ultimate concrete realization of the ancient Japanese to the western paradise.

Byodoin Temple was built in A.D. 1052, and Ujigawa water was introduced into China. According to the records of the last Buddhism, the Amitabha Temple was built in the west of the pool, and the worship hall symbolizing the world was built in the east of the pool, symbolizing the "pure land garden", and its specifications were the reference index of Japanese gardens in later generations.

1994, as a part of the "cultural wealth of the ancient capital Kyoto", was designated as a "world cultural heritage" by UNESCO.

Behind the 65,438+00 yen coins and 65,438+00,000 yen banknotes in circulation today, you can see the pattern of "Phoenix Hall" in Byodoin Temple, which represents the great significance to the Yamato people here.

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5. Lanshan (ぁらしやま)

The place name "Lanshan" originally refers to the Lanshan area on the right bank of Guichuan, belonging to Xijing District of Kyoto City, while the area on the other side of the river belonging to Youjing District is called "Sano". However, in recent years, the Yue Yue Bridge across Guichuan is generally taken as the center, and the surrounding areas on both sides of the strait are collectively called Lanshan.

Since Heian period, Lanshan has been the location of noble villas, and place names often appear in historical stories and classical literary works.

Guichuan River has been one of the hot spots of sightseeing for a long time because it has a large area of wild cherry blossoms and maple forests to watch in spring and autumn every year.

In addition to the natural landscape, there are many famous Japanese temples and shrines in Lanshan area, and there are many burial places of ancient Japanese emperors. Visiting temples and shrines is also one of the main purposes of tourists.

The corner of Kyoto street

6. Kyoto Tower (きょぅとタワー)

Kyoto Tower is located in Xiajing District, Kyoto City, across the street from Maruko Central Entrance of Kyoto Station, and is one of the famous landmarks in the station area.

Although Kyoto itself is not near the sea, Kyoto Tower has uniquely adopted the shape of a lighthouse as its appearance theme.

Considering that Japan is located in the earthquake zone and where typhoons are prevalent, Kyoto Tower adopted a safety factor twice as high as that of ordinary buildings in its design, and escaped the typhoon with a wind speed of 50 m/s and the Great Hanshin Earthquake.

The Kyoto Tower building on the pedestal of Kyoto Tower is a building with three floors underground and nine floors above ground, with a total area of 2,783 square meters.

The first to fourth floors of the building are department stores, food courts, banks, bookstores and dental hospitals, and the fifth to ninth floors are the facilities and guest rooms of Kyoto Tower Hotel (Kyoto タワーホテル) (the hotel counter is located on the first floor).

The second floor underground is the parking lot for the long-distance night bus. There is a Kyoto Tower Bathroom on the third floor underground, which is not only for hotel guests, but also for those who stay up late to relax.

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Silver Tower (ぎんかくじ)

Yinta Temple, located in Jing Zuo District of Kyoto Prefecture, belongs to Linjizong Suoguo Temple School, which represents Dongshan culture. The mountain number is Dongshan.

The founder of the temple is Ashikaga Yoshimasa, the eighth generation general of Muromachi shogunate. He built the Kannonji in the temple, commonly known as "Yin Ge", so the whole temple is called "Silver Pagoda", which echoes the name of "rokuonji" in Kyoto.

There are many precious stones and trees in the garden of Cizhao Temple, which reflects the idea of paying attention to tea ceremony and Zen culture in Dongshan culture at that time, so some people think that sticking silver foil is more in line with the cultural atmosphere at that time.

Silver Beach (ぎんしゃだん) and Towards the Platform (こぅげつだぃ), two famous gravel sculptures, are from the Edo period. Japan's national treasure Dongqiutang (とぅぐどぅぅど) is a Buddhist temple and teahouse in Yizheng, which was built in 1486 (civilization 18).

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8. Nijo Castle (にじょぅじょぅ)

Nijo Castle, located in Nijo Castle-CHO, Zhongjing District, Kyoto Prefecture, was built in the early edo period (1603). It used to be an apartment in Tokugawa Ieyasu, a city of peace. 1994 is listed as one of the cultural treasures of the ancient capital Kyoto by UNESCO.

19 15 (the fourth year of Taishi) The ceremony of Emperor Taishi's accession to the throne was held in Marunomiya, and the affiliated building of Marunomiya in the south gate began to be built. 1939, the emperor gave it to the palace, and the following year it was renamed as "Ethan Palace Nijo Castle Fort", which was officially opened to the public.

There are many places worth visiting in Nijo Castle. Among them, there are 33 Maruyama Hall 2 buildings listed as national treasures, with a building area of 3,300 square meters (1 1,000 square meters) and more than 800 piles (400 square meters) of collapsed rice.

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9. East Temple (とぅじ)

Dongsi Temple is located in the southwest of Kyoto Station, Japan, in Jiutiao Town, Shinan District of Kyoto, and it only takes 10 minutes to walk. It is also known as Wang Jiao Huguo Temple, which is the general mountain of Dongsi Yanzhen Sect. The mountain number is Yasaka Mountain, and our pharmacist is here. As a part of the "cultural wealth of ancient capital Kyoto", it is listed in the World Heritage List.

The five pagodas and pagodas in the temple were designed by Buddhist masters, which lasted nearly fifty years from construction to final completion. The tower was destroyed by fire and rebuilt five times.

The existing one was rebuilt by Tokugawa Guang Jia, the third generation general of Tokugawa shogunate, in Kuanyong 2 1 year (1644). With a height of 56.8 meters, it is the tallest tower (wooden tower) in Japan, a symbol of Kyoto and a national treasure of Japan.

てんりゅぅじ Tianlong Temple 10

Tianlong Temple is located in Mangzhi Town, a rugged Tianlong Temple in Kyoto Prefecture, Japan. This is Daiben Mountain Temple of Lin Ji Tianlong Temple. The name of this mountain is "れぃぎざん). Guiling Mountain"

The deity nigume, Kaiji (founder) is the first step, and Kaishan (the first abbot) is the dream window stone. It was originally designed by the first step to comfort the undead of Daigo.

The temple is very big, ranking first among the five mountains in Kyoto. The gardens in the temple combine the elegance of aristocratic culture with the mystery of Zen by using the scenery of Guishan and Lanshan.

Tianlong Temple has been burned down eight times since its establishment, and the last reconstruction was in Meiji period. Tianlong Temple, because of its long history and designer's design, is not only listed as a characteristic scenic spot in Japan, but also listed as a part of the "cultural wealth of ancient capital Kyoto" by UNESCO in February 1994.