Eikan-dō (Zenrin-ji) Temple Review

Eikan-dō(Zenrin-ji) Temple is situated in 48 Eikandocho, Sakyo Ward, Kyoto, 606-8445, Japan. This temple is one of the popular places for admires the autumn foliage in Kyoto.The landscaping of temple is top notch with beautiful traditional Japanese architecture. Recommended to visit in a sunny morning.

Yongguantang is located in the Zenlin Temple in Kyoto. It is a first-class red leaf resort. The stone pillar outside the door is half covered by red and yellow maple leaves. As soon as you enter the door, you will take off your shoes and board the Yongguantang. Along the quaint wooden building, enjoy the combination. Go to the back section, there are more golden ginkgo and fresh red maple leaves. 💛 It is pleasing to the eye. Location: 48 Yongguantang, Zuojing District, Kyoto City, Kyoto City

Kyoto is a famous red leaf resort. The temple is dedicated to the statue of Amitabha, a major cultural property of Japan's national level. When we went, we were allowed to enjoy the night maple, and it was dark before the queue was allowed. Although Kyoto is already cold in late autumn in November, people are still coming to the beautiful scenery. The red leaves of the mountains and the gardens, and the temple towers, temples and lights under the red leaves are beautiful and beautiful, which are reflected in the reflection of the red leaves in the pool water...Walking along the water, as if sleepwalking, the beauty is not real...

Kyoto, Yongguantang Temple of Zen Forest, the broad courtyard, Sakya Hall, Kaishan Hall, Royal Shadow Hall connected by the corridor. The most famous treasure offered in the temple is the statue of Amitabha, an important national cultural property. It is different from the standard image in the general temple, which looks back to the left and seems to have some attention. It is called "Looking back on Amitabha". The maple leaf matching Japanese architecture here is a spectacle, the beauty of which makes the heart beat faster. Don't think there's nobody. In fact, the queue for tickets is over 100 meters.

Yongguantang is known as one of the most dense red leaves scenic spots in Kyoto, Japan. There are more than 3000 maple trees in the small courtyard, but there are more tourists. Tourists are arranged to visit on the prescribed footpaths with limited photographic angles. There are too many trees. They look good. They feel upset when they view the scenery. Yongguantang is very close to Nanchan Temple and can be arranged for one day.