The giant Buddha statue in Sendai, Japan, is merciful in appearance, but why does it make the local people feel pressure?

Buddhism now has followers all over the country, and China has long promoted Buddhist culture. Then China built countless temples for people to believe in. Among the Buddhist statues in China, the most famous ones are Leshan Giant Buddha, Pingdingshan Giant Buddha and Hainan Guanyin statue. These unique statues amazed us, but when I was living in Japan, I found a very strange statue of Bodhisattva.

Generally speaking, when we go to the temple to worship Buddha, our parents will send a small Guanyin bodhisattva to pray for us and wish our future generations many. But in Sendai, Japan, there is a 100-meter-long Great Guanyin Bodhisattva, which is equivalent to 30 stories. No matter where you are in the city, you can see it from a distance.

However, this statue is also a famous landmark in Sendai and the sixth tallest statue in the world. I was shocked when I first saw it, but I didn't have much emotion, but a Japanese friend told me that the statue was not what we looked like.

The Guanyin sculpture in Sendai is also a huge building. Sendai has 12 floors, and people can visit it for free. There are 108 Buddha statues and 12 immortals in Sendai. We can also take the elevator to the top floor to see how the Japanese worship, look up at the city and see the streets of Sendai.

Why does it look strange? Because his whole body is made of white marble. It's been very kind since the day. It makes us feel solemn and sacred. Because of the large area, the buildings around him look smaller. So when we walk in the street at night, it looks strange, as if we have been watching you, which is really a bit weird.

In the eyes of the Japanese, this statue has been integrated into their lives, and they will not be surprised. Even when they look at it from different angles, it seems that the statue suddenly appears in the sky, bringing them happiness and getting rid of their troubles.