Myoho-in Review

[Kyoto·Myo Court] Myo Court is the most clear-cut in the past few years (782～ 806), the original site is in Bisong Mountain, and it has been repeatedly damaged in the war. Until the 14th year of Tianzheng (1586), Tochen Xiuji Fuxing Chuangfangguang Temple in the old site, until the Yuanhe Yuan (1615), Tokugawa Kakang moved the hospital to its current location, so that he ruled Fangguang Temple and Lianhua Wangyuan (33 rooms), and then continued to this day. Now that the court has changed its name, but due to several damages and several relocations, there are no too many historical traces and its original appearance, you may at first glance think it is very new and new, but it is a famous temple with a thousand years of history. The temples here are very modern, with the feeling of office building. But the abbot was very kind and gave me their own famous refreshment "Quiet Joy Group", which was also one of the famous dumplings that imitated our Tang Dynasty dumplings and later became one of Kyoto's famous dumplings, and has been circulating for thousands of years.

The main entrance of the Miao Court is an ancient gate, belonging to the cultural relics, which contains the stone tablets erected after the emperor's worship. The courtyard is not small. You can't visit it inside. You can see it casually outside. The inner hall is a wooden building and belongs to the cultural heritage.

Although this scenic spot is a relic, from the outside, it looks very elegant. If the season goes well, there will be a lot of green trees around it. The air is very fresh. Many people come here because of the local people.

As a matter of fact, many places have been abandoned.

Historic relics, the main way to go here is to see the scenery.