It has long been known that the Uzu Shrine is the total palace of the 44,000-day Hachimangu Shrine in Japan. It is also known as Uzu Hachiman and its status is very high. Because Shintoism is closely related to the life of the Japanese people, it is very common in Japan's large and small shrines. Of course, going to the shrine is also a very serious matter. The shrine is a social house that worships and worships the gods in Shinto. It is the oldest type of Japanese religious architecture. When we arrived at the Usu Shrine, we were nearing the evening. The tourists here have already receded, and they are very quiet. At the entrance, we first saw the huge and beautiful bird house the guide also told us that the Yusho Temple is the total mountain of more than 40,000 Yasaka Shrines in Japan. The territory is designated as a national historical relic, and in addition to being the main hall of the country, it also has a collection of cultural heritage of many important handicrafts. In the Uzu Shrine, every time you look up, you can see the beautiful buildings hidden in the greenery, quiet and beautiful.