Chūson-ji Temple

The World Heritage Site Chusonji Temple should definitely go to the Golden Hall at the top. I think it's better to look at the highlights from the top and come down in order.

The Golden Hall of Zhongzun Temple was built by the first generation of Fujiwara of Aozhou. Later, after Fujiwara's collapse, many fires burned down many towers and lobby, and finally only the Golden Hall was retained!

The Nakasun Temple in Hiraizumi, Iwate Prefecture, Japan, opened in 850. It was built as a Buddhist monk in the early 12th century. The temple tower was burned in the 14th century due to fire. The latter part was rebuilt. It has more than 3,000 national treasures of Japan such as the Golden Hall. As an important part of the [Hiraizumi-Buddhist Land (Buddhist Land)], it becomes a world cultural heritage. Tickets are 800 yen.

Many people who travel to Japan will visit temples or shrines, and don't miss this courtyard temple listed as a world cultural heritage when traveling to the northeast. The temple is located in the forest, and the towering woods surround the trails. When you visit in spring, cherry blossoms are everywhere. You can see many historical relics, suitable for tourists who like antiques to visit.

The green of the mountain! The mountains where Zhongzun Temple is located are all attractions! Zhongzun Temple is not big, but there are many palaces, small temples, and the statues of Songwei Bananas around, forming a landscape. Climbing up the mountain where Zhongzun Temple is located, you can stay in it for a long time, it is really beautiful!