Nijo Castle

One of my favorite places. I just loved it. You can walk around the castle for free. If you want to go inside, you need to purchase the ticket, but it's worth it.

The two cities, also known as the two imperial palaces, are located in Kyoto, Japan. They are the headquarters of the shogunate general in Kyoto. The two cities, built in 1603, are the symbol of power of the Edo shogunate. There are about 500 meters in East and west, 400 meters in North and south, and trenches. Two corridors called "oriole floor" in the city will make oriole-like sounds when people walk on them. They are the police organs set up by the shogunate rulers to protect their own safety. The Royal Palace of Benwan and the Royal Palace of Erzhi pills are the main buildings of the two cities. The architecture of "Erzhi Wan" is very distinctive. The walls and doors inside the hall are painted with famous paintings by Safari painters, which are exquisite. The blooming season of plum and chrysanthemum is a good time to visit. Ertiaocheng is the garrison of General Tokugawa in the Edo era when he was making pilgrimage to the Emperor, which is equivalent to the palace. Historically, only the early general Tokugawa Jiakang, the second general Tokugawa Xiuzhong and the third general Tokugawa Jiaguang and the last general Tokugawa Qingxi lived here. Historically, the famous "Dazheng Fenghuan" took place here, where the headquarters of Tokugawa Celebration took place during the battle of Bird Voice. The two cities have witnessed many important historical events. Although they are not as famous as Jilu City, friends who like history must not miss them here.

Ertiaocheng, the residence of General Tokugawa Jiakang, is really worth visiting! Pushing luggage to the bus, there is a close locker at the door to facilitate the storage of luggage! It happened that the coin was stuck. The staff had a very good attitude and helped us repair and solve it immediately. Here we must praise the high quality of the Japanese people. Just entering the door, I met the performance. I was very happy to participate in the singing and dancing! Indoor photography is not allowed, take off shoes to visit, it can be said that really do spotless! The whole city is solemn, retaining the exquisite and delicate traditional Japanese architecture, including bricks and tiles, the pruning of trees and grass, and even the laying of rubble all make people feel meticulous! Photos are the most persuasive!

Ertiaocheng is the best place to learn about the architectural culture of the Edo era in the vicinity of Kyoto. Ertiaocheng, also known as Ertiaochou Royal Palace, is located in Kyoto, Japan. It was built in 1603 A.D. and is the power symbol of the Edo Shogunate. There are about 500 meters in East and west, 400 meters in North and south, and trenches. The Royal Palace of Benwan and the Royal Palace of Erzhi pills are the main buildings of the two cities. The architecture of "Erzhi Wan" is very distinctive. The walls and doors inside the hall are painted with famous paintings by Safari painters, which are exquisite. The blooming season of plum and chrysanthemum is a good time to visit. The Ertiaocheng was built under the orders of Kazuoka Tokugawa. The purpose of the construction is mainly to let the people and generals of Tokugawa have a resting place when they visit Kyoto. It witnesses the rise and fall of the Tokugawa family and is the place where the Japanese historical dynasties change. The two cities are surrounded by stone walls and moats. In the city, there are Benwan Royal Palace, Erwan Royal Palace, Tangmen, Black Academy, White Academy, Neighborhood (Courtyard), Tianshou Cabinet and other ancillary buildings in the corner of the castle. The Royal Palace of Benwan and the Royal Palace of Erzhi pills are the main buildings of the two cities, which are located in the composition center of the space of the two cities. The second pill courtyard is a one-way swimming courtyard. The water surface is curved and the spring is clear. There are lakes and rocks along the Bank of the pool. The shape is luxurious and the matching fitness is high. There are three islands in the courtyard, and a three-stage cascade is arranged in the center of the pool. The water court is surrounded by trees and plants, water surface, plants and lake stones, which are interesting. The style of the courtyard is relatively extensive and has a certain sense of strength. However, there are many exquisite and rigorous methods for the treatment and arrangement of some local water stones and plants, which are in harmony with the surrounding buildings. The interior decoration, decoration and detailed structure of palace buildings are exquisite, luxurious and properly handled. The eaves and eaves are embellished with pure gold foil. Bright gold and dark building wood components contrast each other, showing the richness of General Tokugawa and the luxury of his mansion. The structures of the two cities have become concrete epics, and the golden colors on their buildings are just a reflection of the past traditions. As the crystallization of traditional culture and art, they deserve to be preserved and maintained with human pride.

The second time I went to two cities, this time it was a little late. The cherry blossoms near Erzhi pill had begun to fall, but after rounding the pill, I still saw the brilliant cherry. Ertiaocheng was the political center of Tokugawa shogunate during its reign in Japan, and the ancient wooden buildings of Ershiwan were the most completely preserved. However, the interior of the ancient paintings are replicas, wood carvings and gold mosaics are still ancient. The courtyard of the two cities is very large. As General Tokugawa is located, the size of the two cities is much larger than that of the three famous cities. If you choose to go by bus, it is suggested to go to Jinge Temple first, then to two cities, or you can choose to watch night cherry. However, the recent queues for tickets in the two cities are very long, which may delay other trips.

In Kyoto's last classic, Kyoto Bus Station can take Shiying No. 9, 50, 101 to two cities, about 20 minutes, or very convenient. Tokugawa shogunate is in the palace of Kyoto. It should be the outer hall and the inner hall. The inner hall has walls of about 4-5 meters thick made of stones. The outer building takes off its shoes to visit. The wooden floor walkway inside has the sound of hiccups. Probably it is a walkway that can give out the warning of the yellowing of orioles when walking on the internet. Japanese ancient architecture gives me a feeling of simplicity, spaciousness, brightness and good appearance. The courtyards of the two cities are very spacious, unlike many rockeries in Chinese ancient architecture gardens, there is also a lookout, which can overlook the entire palace. It's good for tourists to have a tour.

The imperial palace built by Tokugawa Jiakang in Kyoto deserves to be built. Once inside, it is a beautiful door. This pill can only see the appearance. Second, it can be visited inside. It can't take photos. It needs to take off shoes. Although wearing cotton socks, it is still very cold to walk around in March. Inside the screen murals, ceiling patterns are very beautiful, those interior murals such as pine, cypress, tiger and so on momentum, such as the rainbow is very atmospheric, let people see a bright, very in line with the status of the owner. Another well-known thing is Ying Ming floor, stepping on the top of the chirp as an alarm organ, the first time I saw it was particularly interesting. The gardens outside are quite large, because they are all sandy and gravel land. After visiting the two cities, the shoes are all grey. Every year, from the end of March to the end of April, the two cities are open at night with night cherries. This scenic spot is very recommended, the tickets are very conscientious, 600 yuan, as long as 36 yuan, the domestic world heritage of this level does not have three digits to think about, hey.

Two cities, the home of a certain general (Tokugawa), and the rest of them do not know, nor do they intend to know, nor do they need the guide nagging around the explanation, we just want to walk around freely, see the beautiful scenery, take photos. Two cities are good places to enjoy night cherry at night. When we came, there were no cherry blossoms, but there were pieces of yellow, red, green and brown maple leaves. They were also very good for tourists, but they were not crowded. With the one-day ticket of Kyoto Metro, there is a discount. If you are in a hurry and stop a taxi casually, it is reasonable to say that the price of coming to the two cities is reasonable. Anyway, Kyoto scenic spots are surrounded by a "circle". As long as you don't go back, it can be solved in one or two days. No photos are allowed indoors or outdoors. As long as you don't pick flowers and grass, climb up the tree in Biyeah, carve cherry blossoms or maple leaves on the tree trunk, you can sway them as you like and take pictures as you like.

At present, it is undergoing major repairs, but it has not yet been repaired to the imperial palace of Erzhi Wan. I want to grasp it. The main essence is the paintings of the safari school headed by the hunting safari in the imperial palace of Erzhi Wan. The "between tigers" in the painting is very distinctive, and the leopard is regarded as a female tiger. If the sun shines in Dongzhao Palace, you can also see the "similar image" of the safari. Few animals have been seen on safari, many of which are painted by other people's descriptions.

Ertiaocheng is a world cultural heritage. It's almost in the center of Kyoto. You can take the subway to get off at Ertiaocheng Station. Two cities are built in Dechuan Jiakang, more than 400 years ago. The main scenic spots are two Wan Royal Stores and Benzhi Wan Royal Stores. Two pills imperial shop need to take off shoes to visit, there is a famous "oriole floor" inside the house, people will step on it will emit a warbler-like cry, it is said that it is specially made by imitating ninjas. Benzhi Wanyudian is the place where the Emperor lived, mainly looking at gardens.