Nishi Hongan-ji Temple

The Nishi-Honwan Temple is the largest wooden complex in Japan, with buildings and fascinating gardens built from the 1st century. The majestic posture of the Yuyingtang and Amituotang in the courtyard is magnificent. The remnants of Fushimi City's Tangmen, Japan's oldest Beineng stage, Bai Academy, Black Academy, Feiyun Pavilion and other buildings tell the present people about the gorgeous Taoshan culture.

The temple corresponding to the East Benyuan Temple, they are on both ends of a street, this temple seems to be bigger, the construction in the yard is more, there are some activities, the decoration is better, more lively.

According to my observation, in Kyoto, the layout and maintenance of the two temples in the east and west are the most regular, square, and there are few trees in the courtyard, especially pure. A horizontal composition of the main temple can be entered inside.

The scenery is different, the fun is strong, and the price is relatively high.

The scenery is not general, the price is relatively high, and the fun is strong.

It's a very big temple. You can visit slowly. There was also a stamp.

It is a very large building, a traditional wooden building.

In China, due to cultural influence, the palace is only nine open, but the architecture here has made me deeply shocked, the scale is large, or huge, too awesome, whether it is standing in front of the building or in the building can feel their own small, the palace is magnificent, it is really amazing! It is also a place worth seeing in Kyoto!