Godaido of Zuiganji Temple

You can see this attraction soon after you stand out from the Songdao Coast. In fact, it is very small, and you can see the main body after the store and the eye-catching red bridge. The overall area is small, but the entry is free, you can overlook the Songdao islands, the weather is good, it is not bad~

The fifth lobby is also a small island near the shore of Songdao Pier, at least a small bridge. This is mainly a temple-style building as the main body. There is a row of chairs facing the wide sea in front of you, which can overlook the scenery of Songdao Bay. Some people will knock on a small house on the edge of the main temple (cannot enter and be stopped) to pray for peace, and it is also a more religious corner. The key is to come up for free.

An iconic attraction in Matsushima, one of Japan's three scenic spots, can be reached from the cruise ship terminal and then inside. This building has been centuries old and is well preserved. Further ahead is the red Fupu Bridge.

Beautiful scenery, beautiful scenery, worth visiting, like one

Matsushima, one of Japan's three major landscapes, is another decisive attraction in addition to the four: Toyama, Toyama, Dakomori, and Fan Valley. According to the documentation, the current five lobby was built by Ida Zhengzong in 1604 before the reconstruction of Ruiyan Temple; It is also called by architects the oldest Taoshan-style building in northeast Japan. Show can't stop .....

The five lobby is a representative building of the tourist attraction Songdao. It is said that Datong ２ (807 AD) was built on the occasion of the Malu Dongzheng in Upper Tian Village; Later, when Cixi Master Yuan Ren opened the Fu Temple (previously Ruiyan Temple), he placed the "Eastern Downing III", "Western Great Weiting", "Southern Army Success", and "Northern King Kong Night Fork" with five Buddha statues of Ming Wang. Hence the name "Five Lobby". The current building group is the essence of the Taoshan architectural style of Ida Zhengzong Gong and has been fully reconstructed, making it the oldest Taoshan-style building in northeast Japan.