The most famous temple in Japan

Sensoji Temple, located in Taitung District, Tokyo, is an existing amusement place with "Edo style" in Japan. Sensoji Temple is the oldest temple in Tokyo. The gate of the temple is called "Leimen", and the official name is "Leifeng Shenmen", which is a symbol of Japanese frontispiece and asakusa.

2. Kiyomizu Temple

Kiyomizu Temple is located on a hillside in the east of Kyoto. It was built in 778 and is the oldest temple in Kyoto. It was burned and rebuilt many times, and was listed in the world cultural heritage list in 1994. The Shimizu stage hanging in front of this hall is a national treasure of Japan, surrounded by green trees. It is one of the cherry blossom viewing places in Kyoto in spring, and also a maple viewing resort in autumn.

Kiyomizu Temple's tea ceremony ranks first in Kyoto.

3. Golden Pavilion Temple

Liuguo Temple (ろくぉんじ) is a temple of Linji Zongsuoguo Temple School in Shibei District of Kyoto. Among them, the three-story building (relic hall) covered with gold foil inside and outside is also called the Golden Pavilion Temple, and the whole temple including the relic hall is also called the Golden Pavilion Temple (きんかくじ). This temple is the Tatou Temple outside the Suoguo Temple.

4. Dongda Temple

Toda Temple (Hiragana とぅだぃじ) is the Big Ben Mountain of Huayan religion in Japan, also known as Dahuayan Temple and Jinguangming Temple. Dongda Temple, located in the east of Heichengjing (now Nara), is one of the seven temples in Du Nan with a history of 1200 years. Dongda Temple, 1998, as a part of the historical relics of ancient Nara, is listed as a world cultural heritage.

5. Tianlong Temple

Tianlong Temple was based on the detached palace built in Lanshan in the 7th year (1255), and changed into a Zen Temple in the 2nd year (1339). The garden in the temple is a special historical relic of the country, and the elegance of aristocratic culture is combined with the mystery of Zen by using the scenery of Guishan and Lanshan.

6.four Tennoja

Tianhou Temple is the earliest Buddhist temple in Japan established by Shoto Kutaishi in 593, so it is also the oldest official temple in Japan. It is not only the political and diplomatic center of the temple that protects and guards the country by Buddhism, but also the birthplace of Japanese culture such as arts and crafts industry.

7.silver pagoda

Cizhao Temple is located in Jing Zuo District, Kyoto Prefecture, Japan, and belongs to Linjizong Suoguo Temple School, which represents Dongshan culture. The mountain number is Dongshan. The founder of the temple was Ashikaga Yoshimasa, the eighth general of Muromachi shogunate, and the founder of the temple was Mengchuang Shushi (in fact, Mengchuang Shushi was a figure about 65,438+0 centuries before the temple was founded, so it was called "persuasion").

8. Changgu Temple

Hasegawa Temple (はせでら) is located in Sakurai City, Nara Prefecture, Japan. It is said that Toyama Sect is General Mountain. The name of this mountain is "Fengshan" (ぶざん). Eleven Guanyin and Kaiji (founders) are Ming Dow. Don't call it "the Emperor Temple in Flowers".

9.Osu Kannonji

Dasu Guanyin is one of the three Kannonji in Japan, also known as Zhen Fu Temple. The official name is "Baoshengyuan of Zhen Fu Temple in Beiye Mountain", which is a temple dedicated to Guanyin. The temple library has a collection of 65,438+05,000 ancient books, including copies of ancient books, and is known as the "three famous books in Japan".

10.Horyuji

Horyuji, also known as Banjiu Temple, is located in Banjiu Town, Shengju County, Nara Prefecture. It is said that it was built in 607 by the most acclaimed Shoto Kutaishi in Japanese history, and it is Japan's first world cultural heritage. Horyuji covers an area of about 65,438+09 hectares, divided into East House and Westinghouse, with towering trees everywhere.