Isshin-ji Review

From the four-day-old temple, there were many people coming out. I thought it was an art museum and went in. After I went in, I found out that it was a temple. Someone was practicing things, and the feeling of fireworks lingering. The difference between the shrines and temples in Japan is obvious. There are bird houses, temples are not, and shrines worship various gods, and temples worship Buddhas.

It seems that the map is not very far from the Tongtian Pavilion. I just want to walk there. Anyway, I can negotiate the scenery on the roadside. On the way to go, I saw a relatively large temple: Yixin Temple, and it is free of tickets, so I came in and took a look. Although it is rainy, there are still a lot of people, most of them are people who come here to worship and pray.

I won't repeat the story of making Buddha statues with ashes, because many previous reviews have said this. That is indeed the most interesting place in this temple. We walked from Shitianwang Temple, came out of the temple's stone gate, and headed west to the Ousaka ramp. After a short walk, there is a stone walkway on the left, a wall on one side and a carved stone tablet with the name of the temple and information about the building of the temple. There is a modern building, some old buildings, tombstones, and even cherry trees. It's a quiet place, and because it's just south of the Four Tennoji Temple, it's quite interesting to go through here to Tennoji Park (Tennoji Park).

The temples that are more a glance at are very good overall, but there is no surprise.

Nice place nice place nice place [view] [fun] [price ratio]

[View] Can [Fun] Good [Cost-effective] OK

He said my dirty heart was purified.

The fourth stop is Yixin Temple, which is famous for its bones and Buddhas. The people place the bones in the temples. Every ten years, the bones become Buddhas. So far, there are 12 bones and Buddhas. There are monks chanting Buddhas in the main hall, and the believers sit quietly on the ground. Now the abbot is an architect, adding a sense of art to modern architecture, which is very special.