The World Heritage of the Equality House is not to be underestimated in the minds of the Japanese. The Phoenix Hall in the hospital is well known as a pattern on a 10-yen coin. Founded in 1052, the Institute of Equality has a history of 966 years, and the ancient temple of the millennium is deserved. It is said that this was once the villa of the protagonist of the source of the Genji story, the source of the source, and was later inherited by the head of Guan Baiteng, who was renamed the Equal House in 1052. The architectural form of the Equality House is the ultimate embodiment of the world of bliss, and the courtyard is a pure earth-style borrowed garden. Its specifications have become the reference indicators for later Japanese gardens. The area of Equality is not too small. It takes a circle around the center of the A-shaped pool. It takes about 20 minutes to half an hour to look around. Among them, the Phoenix Hall is the pure land of the Japanese. Looking from the front, you can see a statue of a big Buddha under the curtain. This is the only surviving statue of Amitabha in Japan, which was carved by the Buddha of Ding Dynasty. There are also 52 niche paintings in the temple that support Bodhisattva and nine Amitabha to welcome the picture. Now, 26 of them have been transferred to the Fengxiang Pavilion.