Kajū-ji Temple Review

The temple was built in Changtai 3 (900 AD) in memory of the emperor Fujiwara, his biological mother. The temple is named after the emperor's grandfather, the name of the temple is called the temple. The temple is dedicated to the Buddha of the 1000-handed Guanshiyin. The temple, academy and the temple are the landscapes of the Edo-era emperor's gift. It is now listed as an important cultural relics in Japan. The pool spring return garden centered on the ice room pool in the temple is quite famous. The natural scenery is elegant and charming all year round. From the spring cherry blossoms, the wisteria flowers in early summer, the lilies in midsummer, and the eight-fold lotus flowers are almost over. Next is the red leaves of the early autumn and the red leaves of the late autumn, and the scenery of the four seasons here is really lingering.

I was very healed by the beautiful garden and quiet atmosphere! The green is really beautiful.

The temple is deeply rooted in the royal family and the Tengyuan family. The temple has a royal atmosphere. It is quiet and has few visitors.

The scenery is beautiful. It's a relatively primitive place. It's less than 10 minutes'walk from the temple to the nearest Kono station. We highly recommend the temple of persuasion.

The ancient temples are surrounded by cherry blossoms, and the scenery is quite beautiful.