Daikaku-ji Temple

Traveling to Japan, this station came to Kyoto, to Busan for a day, we rented a bicycle in Busan, stepped on the car to shuttle to various attractions, the location of Dajue Temple is a bit biased, we went to Busan Park, then planned to go to Dajue Temple, along the way have not seen the sign, It all depends on navigation to lead the way, plus asking passers-by, before going to the destination, passing through residential areas on the way, there are schools, community activity areas, etc., from the crowded tourist center to a relatively remote place, almost gave up. Dajue Temple is the Daben Mountain of the old Yue Royal Palace. This attraction is separated by two parts. There is no charge at the gate of Dajue Temple. It is free to visit, but you need to pay for it separately. There should be a specified time. I didn't visit the place that day. Seeing that there is always a special person in the courtyard to take care of the beautification of the environment, the trees are carefully cut, there is a cherry blossom path outside the monastery, and the two ends are full of pink cherry blossoms. Going inside is the garden. In the early days of Ping An, this is the new room and departure palace when the emperor and queen Yulin married, which is the predecessor of Dajue Temple. The lake in the garden is the oldest garden pool in Japan. There are also attractions in the garden, the palace, the palace of the palace, the five halls, the temple of the heart, the gate of the heart, the pagoda of the heart, etc. There are many cherry blossom trees in the garden. Although they are not in pieces, the cherry blossoms are very bright. There are snow white and pink. Different kinds of cherry blossoms are competing to open. Unfortunately, an ancient cherry tree by the lake was knocked down by the typhoon last year and has not had time to move away. There are squatting in the lake, there are birds flying low, and there are few tourists. Because this garden needs to be charged to enter, and the location is very biased, the tour group does not come here, so it is particularly quiet.

[Kyoto·Dajue Temple] In the Heian era, it was the departure of the Emperor of the Emperor. Soon after the emperor's death, Zhenguan 18 years (876), the daughter of the emperor changed it to a monastery, named Dajue Temple. In the Kamakura era, several emperors were used to handling government affairs here, so, Later people called the place the Yu's Imperial Palace. However, the Warring States era was once burned down, and it was abandoned for a long time until the early Edo era. With the entry of Emperor Udo, the temple was rebuilt and rejuvenated and formed the Dajue Temple (Emperor). The temple was built between 1673 and 1680 AD and is the most important cultural heritage. In addition, the temple also has five halls, the bedroom hall, the imperial shadow hall, etc., which are connected by a corridor trail.

Dajue Temple is located in the Busan Scenic Area of Kyoto, Japan, but it is far from the Busan Park in the center of the scenic spot and needs to be taken by bus. Maybe it is because it is a little far from the central scenic spot, there is no tourist team here, and there are fewer Chinese tourists, so it is quiet. Dajue Temple is the main courtyard of the Dajue Temple of Zhenyan Zong, officially known as "Old-Yue Imperial House Dabenshan Dajue Temple". It was originally the departure palace of the Emperor and the wedding place of the Emperor of the Emperor. Soon after the emperor's death, in 876 AD, the emperor's daughter changed it to a monastery, named Dajue Temple. In the Kamakura era after that, several emperors used to handle government affairs here, so later people called it "the Imperial House", so there are royal traces everywhere in the temple, everyone saw hanging or engraved with chrysanthemum marks (Figures 3 and 13) is related to the royal family. In addition to the worship of the Bodhisattva, there are white study rooms and black study rooms, which are the names that are only available in the court. The entire complex of Dajue Temple is Tang-style, although it has been through more than 400 years of history, it is still carefully preserved, and there are long wind and rain corridors between the temples and the houses, which are completely unaffected by the weather. The white walls and tiles of the Dajue Temple complex are antique. When I went there, I met the opening of the Lingbao Hall. I saw many royal relics and supplies in the collection of Dajue Temple. They are well preserved and have historical significance and artistic beauty. It was early October, the sun was shining, and the flowers and trees were the most beautiful in the golden sun in the early autumn. The garden of Dajue Temple is a typical Japanese garden, but there is no conflict with the Tang-style architecture, and there is a lake rippling, harmonious and consistent with the surrounding scenery, quiet and beautiful.

Dajue Temple is located in Lanshan, Kyoto. It was originally the departure of the Mikado of Gurus. It was later changed into a temple. The temple is very elegant, because it was originally a royal temple, there are many national treasures of art. We went early and the cherry blossoms weren't fully blooming, but that didn't prevent us from realizing the beauty of the temple. Tourists are rare here, courtyards and corridors are worth savoring. There are many small temples like Dajue Temple in Kyoto. There are few tourists and beautiful scenery. Don't miss the time.

The murals of Dajue Temple are the cultural treasures that Japan takes pride in, and they are especially popular with middle-aged and old people in Japan. The murals inside have a lot of relics of the Tang and Song Dynasties. Dajue Temple itself has winding corridors, with delicate courtyards, very durable! It happens to catch up with the flower arrangement exhibition. It's so beautiful! You can't miss a trip to Kyoto!

Dajue Temple is located in Youjing District of Kyoto City. Its official name is the Door Trace of Dajue Temple of the Old Emei Imperial Palace. Dajue Temple, named Mount Emei, is the Dabenshan of the Dajue Temple School of Zhenyan Zong. This mountain is part of the palace where the emperor left the palace. After his death, the emperor changed to a temple in 876, named Dajue Temple. After that, it was once abandoned. In 1307, with the arrival of Emperor Houyu, the monastery was rebuilt, rejuvenated and formed.

It used to be the Mikado's palace in Japan, but later it was changed to a temple, not far from Lanshan Station. It was walking. There were many cultural relics in the temple. There were many ancient Chinese cultures and Chinese characters. The temple was exquisite in architecture, exquisite in carving, beautiful in detail, very clean and quiet.