There are so many temples in Kyoto. If you want to go shopping, I am afraid I will stay here for a few months. But here you must come, even if you don't look at the Buddha statue, just take a look at the vermilion cloister here, take a look at the people's shooting range here, and see the red-crowned cranes in the garden, they will not let you Disappointed. The name of the Thirty-three Hall is derived from the 34 pillars of its main hall. The temple is divided into thirty-three rooms, and there are more than a thousand Guanyin statues. It is also because of the depth of the temple that the long-range festival is held here every January. We visited all the way to see the photos of the long-range festival. Here, it is not just a temple, but more about the convergence and spread of culture. Whether it's a young man who comes here to celebrate archery, or a bandage in the winter, perhaps culture is here.