Temple - the oldest five-storied pagoda Some people say that Kyoto, if you only see a cherry blossom, it is a temple. If you only look at one maple leaf, it is also a temple. If it is not the maple season or the cherry blossom season, you will not be disappointed if you come to the temple. , is the general temple of the Japanese Buddhist Shingons, and is included in the World Heritage List as part of the ancient Kyoto cultural property. It was built in 874 and is considered one of the oldest temples in Kyoto. Except for the five-storied pagoda, the temple was destroyed by war. In 1598, the temple was rebuilt by Toyotomi Hideyoshi. Every building in Temple has a period of time, each of which is simple and solemn. Sanbaoyuan, Wuzhong Tower and Guanyintang are national treasures. The five-tower is a must-see in the temple. The five-story gongs on the tower, the staggered arches, especially the tall phase wheels at the top of the tower are particularly eye-catching. This tower is a building in the Heian period of Japan. It is the oldest wooden building in Kyoto. It still retains the appearance of the prosperous period of the past. Sanbao is designed by Toyotomi Hideyoshi. Kyoto's famous dry landscape, cherry blossoms and maple leaves are very beautiful. Even in the winter, there will be a kind of tranquil beauty. The noon sun shines into the courtyard. Comfortable. There is a special market on the 29th of each month. There are many products made by local people, such as honey and Beijing pickles. It is really worth buying.