In Japan, there is such a famous saying "Sunlight sees the structure of rumors", which means: If you travel, if you do not go to the sun, you feel a lot worse. daylight, famous for its exquisite carving art and magnificent autumn scenery, it is famous in Japan, so the first stop we left in Tokyo was to go to Toshogu Shrine. The Toshogu Shrine has a Vermilion Bridge, which is a holy place of daylight. It is owned by the Wakayama Shrine and is listed as a World Cultural Heritage. This bridge was built as early as the end of the Nara era, and is known as the "Three Great Bridges of Japan" in Jinkou Bridge in Yamaguchi Prefecture and the Bridge in Yamanashi Prefecture. The flowing water under the bridge is glowing with different colors under the sunlight, so it is beautiful. Tongzhao Palace is also very popular on weekdays. Here you can enjoy the most exquisite woodwork carving art from the Edo period in Japan. What impressed me is that the three claws are carved on the wooden beams. Monkeys covering their mouths, eyes, and ears, which are taken from the Analects of Confucius, "Gentlemen are indecent, indecent, and innocent." Even the Guardian pendants here are the three cute little monkeys.