Eifuku-ji Temple (Takoyakushi-dō)

I think it is a little inferior to Yongguantang, but it is worth coming. It is recommended to shoot up the corridor through the entrance. I think it is the essence of this place and there is no need for tickets. It is recommended not to buy tickets to the main hall, directly buy to the overpass side, can go up high overlooking the entire garden, very shocking.

Wandering all the way, looking at the temples in Kyoto, there are many not-so-famous temples around it. It is worth seeing. There are not many people. You can quietly experience the artistic conception of the temple. The red leaves inside are still beautiful and I like this environment very much.

On Xinjingji Street. It is also called the pharmacist Rulai, and the lanterns at the door are written by the pharmacist Rulai. In nearly 1,000 temples in Kyoto, this temple is not ranked. But located in the middle of Xinjingji Street, it has almost become a landmark.

This temple is very popular in the local area, that is, the local incense is very prosperous, the locals will come here to worship and pray every New Year's Day, this is also a famous local attraction, there are many tourists coming

The scenery is very beautiful, especially during the cherry blossom season, the ancient monastery, in the middle of a forest, more prominent bright red pavilion. Ma? ? . B?