Uji is a place I like very much. Although I have not read the Japanese classic literary source story, the story to it is happening here. Uji is as old as Kyoto but relatively few people, and it is not as modern and prosperous as Osaka. Uji has been the contact location between Kyoto and Nara since ancient times. The ancients used a ferry to cross the river between Kyoto and Nara. Now we can quickly arrive from Kyoto by taking the JR Nara Line or the Gyeonggi Electric Railway Uji Line. Equality Court, the early wooden structure of Japan, built in the bank of Uji River in 1052. It belongs to the temple garden of the peaceful spring pool. In 1994, it was worshipped by the Tang Dynasty Buddhist Temple and the inner courtyard. National treasures of cultural relics are included in the World Cultural Heritage List. Last June, passing the Uji Equality Academy, it was hard to make a 600-yen ticket for the rainy day. I always think that when the cherry blossom or maple leaf season is the most beautiful, I will definitely come back. Regrettably, due to the peak season in the end of March, the National Palace-level building of the Phoenix Hall was not open to the public. The reason why it was called Phoenix Hall was because there was a statue of a phoenix on the roof. This is the pattern behind the Japanese currency coin of 10 yuan, which can be imagined its position in Japan. The appearance of the Phoenix Hall under the white yoshino cherry and the pink sakura is already beautiful enough. It is just full when it is gone today. The sun is very bright, and it has completely made up for the regret that I cant enter the Phoenix Hall. Maybe next The second maple season is coming again!