Enkō-ji Temple

Kyoto's Yuanguang Temple was built by Tokugawa Kakamakawa for the development of Buddhist teaching, is the earliest school in Japan. Yuanguang Temple: representative of the dry water mountain pavilion, is a famous garden for viewing red leaves. Opening hours: 9:00-17:00, tickets: 500 yen Enter the gate of Yuanguang Temple, both sides are uniquely shaped welcome pine, the upright tree trunks stand on both sides, solemn and solemn. Through the pine forest, you can see a dry landscape courtyard, called "Benlong Court". The unique design on the ground has also become a highlight of the temple. The dry landscape courtyard is a unique garden landscape in Japan. It is paved with white sand and stone to symbolize the lake and sea, and the lines represent the water grains. The stacked stones symbolize the islands, land, and mountains, such as a white landscape painting. A few pens are the spiritual world that Zen understands. One sand, one world, one flower, one paradise.

I used the Amex lounge at Enkoji Temple. The staff was also very nice and it was Saturday but I was able to relax!

Yuanguang Temple, founded by Tokugawa Kakang in 1601 (Kyeonggi 6), is a temple of Linji sect. Yuanguang Temple in the beginning of the development of Buddhism, for the general people to provide places to study, far and near, is also the earliest school in Japan. Yuanguang Temple, now preserved many books from North Korea into Japan and the impact of the Japanese culture publishing history of the wooden movable.

In the vicinity of the Poetry Fairy Hall, far less famous than the Poetry Fairy Hall, along the steps up, the end, suddenly open, called "Benlong Yating" the dry mountains and rivers appear in front of me, suddenly shocked. My friends and I were glad that we hadn't skipped this humble little temple. At the first sight of Benglong's courtyard, I think of Sanling Chongsen, which is similar to Sanling Chongsen's courtyard in Longyin'an. But in fact, this is a new courtyard in the 21st century, not his work. It seems that some inheritance and imitation, but momentum is better. The "Ten Niu Court" in the monastery is a famous place to appreciate red leaves, but the moss grows well before the red leaves season. There are bamboo forests behind which you can walk and climb up to see Kyoto city.

Students who like Conan will definitely not be strange here, a very classic scene, so many people will come here, it is really beautiful, I feel that every corner is the same picture, and it is not repeated.