Byodo-In Temple

Honolulu Japanese temple is also better, completely modeled on the style of Japan, the temple is wood style, looks pretty good, in front of an artificial lake, the surrounding scenery is also very beautiful, I like to come here to visit and play environment.

Recommended index: Located in the 610-meter-high Kraw Mountains, it was built to celebrate the 100th anniversary of Japanese immigrants moving to Hawaii. The temple continues the characteristics of Japanese wooden architecture, without a nail from beginning to end, perfectly presents the natural beauty of wooden architecture. It is the famous American drama "Lost (LOST)" and the Hollywood blockbuster "Pearl Harbor shooting site" ️‍♀️ Don't miss a pool of brocade in the Equality Court ❗ Buy a bag of feed for one dollar to feed them, by the way, make a wish

It may be that the Japanese in Hawaii are more white, so it is not surprising to see the Japanese shrine in the Honolulu park. The Japanese shrine in the temple is bigger than the shrine we see in Japan, but there are not many people to visit, the scenery is actually OK.

Byodo-In Temple in Hawaii is a serene oasis, authentic Japanese architecture. Tranquil gardens, koi ponds, and a sense of spiritual calm. A hidden gem.

The Japanese influence on Hawaii, including culture and scenery and even place names, is the biggest.

Regardless of its structure or style, the temples here have inherited the local characteristics, and at first glance they thought they had arrived at the Equal Court in Kyoto. It is said that the whole building was made of wood instead of a nail. Of course, the greatest purpose of coming here is to look up to General Zhang Xueliang. Facing the entrance to the Equality Court, there is an uphill bend across the lawn, just to the end. If you can't find it, just ask the staff - "where is General Zhang.... Basically, they understand and give the right direction immediately.

Many people of different faiths were buried in the temple valley. In addition to seeing Western and Japanese cemeteries, Zhang Xueliang and Zhao Yixuan, famous historical figures in China, were buried here together. La la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la