Sennyū-ji (Mi-tera) Temple

Quanyong Temple is unique. Many local/Japanese residents came here to see Yang Guifei's sculptures and bless themselves for being beautiful. I really saw a lot of ladies coming here. It's really big here. The courtyard of the temple is really magnificent, there is a hall that retains Buddhist relics but it is not open to the outside world. In short, this temple has many tombs of Japanese nobles and dead emperors. This also explains the large number of chrysanthemum symbols that represent the Japanese royal family.

When the rain was light, I went to Quanyong Temple in the drizzle; when I entered the throne garden, it was sunny and I saw the most beautiful side of the garden; and there were various kinds of chrysanthemums on display, which were in full bloom.

Very quiet, very few tourists, is that very simple temple feeling. Walking on the wooden corridor of the temple, the floor creaked. There is a famous Guanyin video of Princess Yang. The scenery of the temple is also very elegant. Besides, you can eat some snacks and have a cup of wipe tea in the temple. Recommend!

Here is another place to check in with Conan. Otherwise, many tourists may not know that there is such a place. The whole temple is still antique and very charming. I think it is not bad. It is a good place for leisure.

There are not many people coming, but the scenery here is beautiful. Although we didn't see the maple leaves when we came, the landscape along the way was still impressive. It was very quiet but very profound. I think it's good.

It is a place that has appeared in Conan. But I think this place is still worth coming over, and its architecture is also specific and historical. Again, the beauty of its courtyard is also very beautiful and very good.

Anyway, I think this place is the ordinary Japanese-style temple. You will feel very beautiful and neat, but there is no big surprise. If you have time, you may as well come and see it. Feeling average

This temple is actually very small and a little far away, but there is a more obvious shadow of the Tang Dynasty in this temple. So I think it is quite important to say that if you are looking for a culture of homology.