Don't miss the magical temples and shrines when you go to Japan

Japan's temples and shrines are numerous and varied in style, with their unique aesthetics. These are the temples that impressed me on this trip 1️⃣ Yasaka Shrine in Kyoto: Be sure to go at dusk, this shrine is full of yellow lanterns, and there are many snack stalls in front of the shrine, which feels like a summer festival in Japanese anime. 2️⃣ Namba Yasaka Shrine in Osaka: The lion is the main body of the shrine, said to symbolize the devouring of evil spirits, with a strong visual impact, hidden in a small road near the city center of Osaka, there are many people taking pictures and coming to worship. 3️⃣ Hase Temple in Kamakura: On the day in Kamakura, I encountered cloudy weather and couldn't see Mount Fuji, but this temple made my trip worthwhile. The architectural style and layout inherit many characteristics of Chinese temples, and the little Bodhisattvas on the grass make people enter the magical world of Japanese anime. There are also landscape ponds, grottoes, etc. in the temple, which are rich in content and worth a visit. 4️⃣ The Great Buddha of Kamakura: Japan has many such 'giants', and the Great Buddha of Kamakura is a very famous one. It is also one of the locations for the anime Slam Dunk. If you go to Kamakura for fun, you can see the Great Buddha in addition to the sea This article only recommends from an aesthetic perspective and does not involve any religious issues. There are many temples in Japan, and you may discover those interesting and niche ones during the city walk, such as Toji Temple in Kyoto, Tenmangu Shrine in Osaka, etc.