Jōshinji Temple

Why is it called Jiupin Buddha because the nine-zun Amitabha statue was placed here at the beginning of Edo. The configuration of each temple has not changed from 1836 to the present, and its long history can be seen from the pure wooden mountain gate and the Buddhist hall. The hinterland of Jingzhen Temple is very large, and it takes a lot of time to walk around. The most interesting thing is that when you enter the temple of the king, you will suddenly speak when you lose the money, which will be scary. The lotus seat of the Amitabha Buddha is pure gold and super beautiful, and it feels more forceful to see at the foot of the Buddha. Another interesting thing is that the sign is tied to the crane's feathers, and the more it is signed, the more plump the crane's wings will look.

An ancient small temple. There are many ginkgo trees. Plain, quiet, quiet place

Traditional Japanese temples are small and delicate, very quiet and have no artistic conception.

Located in Ozawa Seven Ding, Tokyo, Japan, the Nine Pingku Jingzhen Temple is named for the nine statues of Sakyamuni Buddha enshrined in the temple. The temple has a quiet environment and beautiful scenery, especially the beautiful scenery of red leaves in autumn and winter.

<ctag id="121786" type="4" businesstype="1" wxurl="https://m.ctrip.com/webapp/you/tripshoot/paipai/topicPage/topicPage?seo=0&isHideHeader=true&isHideNavBar=YES&navBarStyle=white&autoawaken=close&popup=close&topicId=121786&isMini=2"># Autumn palette</ctag> The official name is Jiupin-sakajima Temple. It is a resort in Tokyo to watch red leaves. The end of November and early December are the best time to watch. The golden ginkgo leaves in the temple are matched with red maple leaves, forming a colorful autumn color. Friends who like to enjoy the maple can take a look. Address: Aoshi 7 Chome, Shitiangu District, Tokyo 41-3 Transportation: Get off at Jiupincho Station on the Tokyu Oiyu Line, walk about 4 minutes. Open time: 6 o'clock ～ 16:30 fee: free