Site of Chikuzen Kokubunji Temple

The remains of the temple in the pre-Kukuni branch are the remains of an ancient temple in Taizaifu City, Kyushu, Japan. At present, the ancient temple architecture no longer exists, and only some foundations remain. Unless you are particularly interested in the cultural history of the Japanese temple, ordinary tourists do not need to go specially.

Take you back to the Warring States - building the former Guofen Temple Temple is a historical relics, full of Japanese tradition, in my opinion, to understand a country's culture, you have to go to those places that have not been transformed and processed, So I chose the historic temple of the former Guofu Temple. Address of the scenic spot: Taizaifu City, Fukuoka Prefecture, Japan 818-0132 Open hours: 8:00 to 7:30, holidays are not open to the public. For details, see the official website. The main buildings of the temple in the front of the Guofen Temple are still there. The gates of the temple, the main hall, etc. have not been remodeled, so it looks a bit old. The whole hall is not very high, it is a two-story attic, very Japanese architectural feeling. The greening outside is very good. It is like a small garden. After entering from the gate, step on the small stone bricks, step by step, and walk through the flowers and trees all the way. The flowers were well maintained and full of flowers. I walked to the attic inside and looked at the porch inside. There were exquisite patterns carved on it. There were many old Japanese utensils inside. You can also go up to the second floor. Standing on the window sill, you can look around the entire temple of the building. It really gives me an illusion here, like seeing the former Warring States-era compound on TV.