Shimohonnōjimaechō, ５２２−１

Before coming to Kyoto this time, I thought that I must come to the Instinct Temple to change the changes of the Japanese history of the Instinct Temple. It looked quite new, and I looked at the introduction and it was rebuilt after burning. There is a monument to Oeda Shinto, which can spray water droplets and large ginkgo trees. The Grand Pavilion has a Japanese knife beauty exhibition.

This is a replica of the real Honnoji Temple where Oda Nobunaga perished. It's conveniently located near Teramachi-dori (market street) and metro station.

The temple is in the new Jingji at night when I forage in the new Jingji. The temple is similar to a branch of the entire business district. If you don’t pay attention, you may miss it. Compared with the new Jingji, the temple is quieter. The original site of the instinct temple should have been burned. It is also built for memorial purposes now, because it was closed at night and I couldn't get in. It is said that the inside is just a facade. Friends who are interested in history can visit it in the daytime.

It is a Buddhist monastery located in the Nakayama District of Kyoto Prefecture, Japan. It is now located on the main street of Kawahara-cho. The sect is the Fahua Zongbenmenliu, the main denomination is the Nichilian Mandala Bend, small, but once famous for the "three robbery bureau" and "instinent temple change", there is a memorial to Oeda Shinto. This is the introduction to this temple on the Internet, only a few lines. No matter how the characters are in their lives, they are just dust after death, soil after soil, and they are left to remember only such a small temple that is not conspicuous in the streets of the city.

Instinct Temple is in the center of the city. This is different from the general attractions in the suburbs or mountains, so you can take time to go near the city. It is recommended to go at sunset, which is still quite beautiful. There are many Chinese written at the entrance of the temple, and I hope world peace and the like. Slippers are needed for the visit, and everyone wears thick socks.

The attitude of the service staff is very good, active and enthusiastic, and help solve small problems 😁