The Kinkakuji Temple in Japan is actually the Luyuan Temple, but the gold foil of the bread outside the main building is really eye-catching. The name of the Kinkakuji Temple is far more famous than the Luyuan Temple. The history of the Kinkakuji Temple is not too far away. After the demise of the Kamakura shogunate, Ashikaga was named as the general of the levy, and established the Muromachi shogunate. Later generations, the third generation general, Ashikaga Yoshito, was in the most prosperous period, and the Yiman general was also the Ashikaga general in the cartoon. The Ashikaga regime established three temples that are now very important in Kyoto, the Tianlong Temple established in the early days of the Shogunate, and the biggest contribution of Ashikaga Yoshiyuki was the construction of the Kinkakuji Temple. After another five generations of generals, the eighth generation of the Muromachi shogunate, Ashikaga Yoshiyuki, emulated Ashikaga Yoshiyuki and built the Ginkakuji Temple. There is no arrangement at the Ginkakuji Temple. It is really not enough time. The so-called ticket map 3 is actually a paper note full of blessings. In fact, in addition to me, he will lift the bottle to take pictures. I didn't expect this chubby paper to be so unprofessional, and the bottle was blocked by his belly! !