Shiramizu Amidado

Japanese national treasure White Water Amituo Hall The wife of Iwagi Shinjuku, built in the late Ping An era, was famous for Chengji Temple. The 2011 East Japan earthquake was damaged and repaired in July 12. At that time, the Amituo sit statue and the national sky statue were sent to Kyoto for repair. Address: Fukushima いわき City-Hakumi 219 Time: April ～ October 8:30 ～ 16:00 November ～ March 8:30 ～ 15:30 400 yen

The environment is very good, the scenery is very beautiful, the climate is also very suitable, I like it very much, I will come next time, often suitable for friends to go out to play together, you can come to see if you have time, it is a good place, there is a chance to come next time!

When I first came to Japan in 15 years, I went to Fukushima with my school classmates. I have been a little trembling on the Shinkansen line. I thought that Fukushima would be more depressed and scary after the pollution of the nuclear power plant, but after I really arrived at Fukushima, I found that it was no different from many Japanese cities. Quiet and peaceful is the main tone. Baishui Amituotang is the only national treasure-level building in Fukushima Prefecture. For ordinary tourists, the beauty of architecture is not easy to understand, but the beauty of red leaves is very outside, so it is very recommended to go to the red leaves season, especially emotional

Located in the village city of Fukushima Prefecture, Japan, the Shinyan Zongzhishan Paiyuan Temple. Also known as the Guangguang Courtyard. The Japanese wife of Pingzetong, in order to pray for the blessing of the deceased, established the Fujiwara-style Amituo Hall in the first year of the Yongli (1160). The architectural style is the three-room "treasure shape", the interior is divided into four pillars, as a legacy of the Amituo Hall of the late Ping An era in Japan. The Buddha Temple has a wooden Amituo three and wooden statue of the country sky, the two days of the sky. The murals and colors of the temple have been mottled and peeled, but they are still one of the important cultural relics of Japan. The temple is a precious building under special protection.

Can't describe it in words. It's really beautiful, and the scenery makes people feel particularly good. Have a chance to come again.