Daishogun Shrine

The advantage of the early flight is that there is no waste this day. After enjoying the breakfast prepared by the classmates, we will set off for today's itinerary! Today, the local classmates in Osaka have a rest. We will go to Kyoto and start a purposeless stroll. The first stop was when I saw a beautiful ginkgo tree at the corner of the street, I turned around and found this beautiful Daishogun Shrine. There are very few tourists, so we have a great meal here.

Daishogun Shrine has a text introduction: enshrining legendary gods and courtiers in the mid-Heian period. The big ginkgo tree in the courtyard represents a legend, and the sacred tree with duck feet is also 800 years old.

The dark brown wooden corridor was rubbed to reflect light. I took off my shoes and went to the hall. The dark brown wooden building is matched with the golden lights, decorations, window lattices and murals in the hall, giving it a low-key but unstoppable sense of calm and magnificence. What surrounds you faintly is the prosperity and luxury of the "Momoyama Period".

Daishogun Shrine is worth visiting. We went there just when it rained.

Inside there is a battle robe enshrining the general. And the life deeds of the general. It's a pity that they are all in Japanese, so I can only understand part of the meaning. If you happen to be there, you can take the time to check it out.