Nijo jinya

Two bundles of houses are also the most important buildings in the city, also known as the Imperial Palace of Erzhi Wan. You have to take off your shoes when you go inside, and you can't take photos inside. Only the appearance of the building can be photographed. There are many gold foils on the porch, with tiger patterns, showing the dignity of the owner.

Two bundles of houses are located in two cities, with corridors called "oriole floor". Walking around here makes a yellowbird-like call to prevent assassination. Very interesting. Open at a fixed time to the two cities, we must visit them.

These two main scenic spots in the city can't be photographed inside, and they need to take off their shoes before they can go in and visit. And the flow of people is very large and crowded. It's also dark inside. It's all about looking at some murals or something.

Located in two cities in Kyoto, no photos are allowed inside. Before entering the house, you need to take off your shoes and walk along the instructions. You can see the layout of the rooms in the hall. There are tigers, loosely painted and cranes on the walls. It is said that there are often warriors hiding in them. Once there is a situation, rush out to escort them immediately. The door handle is made of gold foil. The most famous one is the "oriole floor". When people walk on it, they will make oriole-like sounds. In fact, copper is installed under the floor. When people step on the floor, the copper will move up and down and hit nails. When the copper nails in the activity are in friction, they can make oriole-like sounds.

The scenery is good, the fun is strong, and the price is relatively high.

The two-joat house is located in Kyoto, Japan, with a corridor called the "cockroach floor", and people walk on it will make a yellow cicada-like sound, which is the Shogunate rulers set up to protect their own safety. The architecture of "Erzhimaru" is very distinctive, and the walls and doors of the temple are painted with famous paintings by hunter-gatherers. The annual plum and chrysanthemum season is a good time to visit.

Very worth a visit, recommend this

It's comfortable to walk barefoot on the wooden floor in Japan. The hall is not allowed to take photographs, of course, my curiosity is not in the scene, all curiosity is on the chirping floor, stamping on the East and stamping on the west, very much want to dance on a section, see what kind of movement will be played.