Kinpozan Jochi-ji

Jingzhi Temple is a very inconspicuous temple, super easy to miss, the scale is relatively small, the entrance is not very obvious, built in the mountains, especially added a point of tranquility, the wooden building looks simple, moss has been covered everywhere.

Wandering all the way here, Japan in autumn is still very beautiful, Japanese temples are more exquisite, pay attention to the courtyard environment, it is still very comfortable to look at. In addition, the building protection is also good, it is worth seeing.

Jingzhi Temple is actually a very Chinese Henan style monastery. I have seen similar monastery on TV, so there is a lot of familiarity and closeness. The area of the monastery is not large, the greening is very good, very quiet, you can come and visit.

Jingzhi Temple is fourth in the Kamakura Wu Temple. It climbs to the stone steps of the Gandao surrounded by trees. There is a Chinese-style bell tower and a Van Bell at the top. This is relatively rare. Once there, the seven halls of Galan were complete, and now they are all built later.

The traffic is very convenient. Kamakura Station is not far away. There is also Yuanjue Temple next to it to visit. The scenery is beautiful along the path. There is a tall platform that can also look into the distance. Tourists are not too many.