Kegon-ji (Suzumushi-dera) Temple Review

Visiting this temple was one of my highlights in Tokyo. When you enter there is a lecture on Buddhism and the way cricket is played, and this temple is famous for that. It is the only one in Japan, but I was still fascinated by the way the monk told stories. Completely flat road, they don’t seem to attract many foreigners, but it’s definitely worth a visit. The garden outside is also a small gem.

Helicoverpa monastery is a relatively small temple in Japan in the eyes of domestic tourists. There are not many people who go there sincerely. It is also an accident that we go there. After that, the quiet Temple gives people a rare peace, and the photos are very beautiful.

This place is really far away. It takes a subway and a bus to get there. It's not brought by a friend. It really won't come so far. And it took a long time to get here, but the temple was a little lost. Nor did I hear any insect songbirds.

It is estimated that many people have not heard of this place. This is a very simple temple, but it has a lot of insects inside, so you will hear a lot of insects after entering it. It feels special too.

This place is a special niche. In Kyoto, there is a very, very small one. The feeling of insects can be heard all year round. If you like this very natural feeling, it is good.

A small place with birds and flowers, surrounded by flowers and tall trees, it is said that this place can hear the sound of insects all year round, and it feels very comfortable, a very natural place.

This is a place where you can listen to insects and feel nature, and the most rare thing is that there are some small bugs raised by humans, so they will croak all year round, and it feels like a very special temple.