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jkidd28The Fukui Dinosaur Museum is a comprehensive venue! Dinosaur World, Earth Science, Origin of Life, and the independent Katsuyama Dinosaur Relics! There are a total of 44 dinosaur skeleton specimens in the museum, which is a great place for parents and children!
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华盛顿🐯Eihei-ji Temple, located in Eiheiji-machi, Fukui Prefecture, is the main temple of the Soto Zen sect of Japan. Founded by Zen Master Dogen in 1244, it boasts a history of over 700 years, dating back to the Song Dynasty in China. As a major Zen temple in Japan, Eihei-ji Temple is renowned for its rigorous practice and solemn atmosphere, a stark contrast to the more relaxed Japanese Buddhism of today. Eihei-ji Temple's precepts are quite strict: monks must be vegetarian, refrain from conversation during meals, and clean up after meals. There are also strict rules for daily routines and meditation. Eihei-ji Temple even had a profound influence on Zen practice, reportedly planning to become a monk at Eihei-ji Temple. This demonstrates the temple's profound status and spiritual power within Zen Buddhism. Eihei-ji Temple itself is a typical mountain temple, built into the hillside. Long wooden corridors connect the main halls, leading from the foot of the mountain to the main hall at the summit. After changing into the slippers provided by the temple, visitors can wander along this quiet wooden path, often passing by practicing monks and experiencing the secluded Zen atmosphere.
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eriko-Tojinbo is located in the northern part of Fukui Prefecture. The rocks here are steep, the cliffs are rugged, and the rocks are chilling. It is also a holy place for suicide for the Japanese, so it attracts more tourists to visit this famous tourist destination.
No. 1 of Family-friendly Attractions in Fukui Prefecture