Shibamata Taishakuten

From Chai stood down again and followed the crowds, through the long gindao commercial street to reach the temple, at first glance the area is small and not particularly majestic, but notice its exquisite wood carvings will be deeply attracted. I did not pay to visit the back garden, I went to the Yujilang Memorial Hall.

Chai is the main scene of the film "The Story of Yujilang". The house is opened on the temple of the emperor. The actual name here is the title of the temple. Think about which elder in the story of Yujilang. He often teaches the story of Yujilang.

Very quiet temples, where Ichiro lived, you can experience the tranquility that other temples and shrines in Tokyo do not have, and the firewood is not big. There are few foreign tourists coming here. Most of them come from the elderly in Japan. They can also spend a whole day in firewood leisurely and comfortable to experience the daily life of the indigenous people in Tokyo.

The location is very good, the entrance is the subway station, the traffic is very convenient, this point gives five-star praise

Built in 1629, the temple maintains the original Japanese temple. The ancient architectural appearance, the bronze green roof, set off the temple's simplicity and extraordinary. Walking through the temple, there will be a blue nearly 2 meters long, carved "Chai and Emperor Shitian", powerful and majestic. Among them, "Chai Di Shitian" originally meant one of the patron saints of the heavens in Buddhism. In Japan, there are many places where Chai and Emperor Shitian are released, but it is famous for the series of films starring Omei Qing, "Men Really Lives Hard". Its monastery has beautiful pine trees, tall and upright, and whenever it is green, it forms a unique and larger bonsai style. Chai and Emperor Shitian Temple is not so luxurious, vulgar, everything is so simple and simple, but you can feel the real temple energy from it.