Kofukuji Review

The original of the Guangfu Huguo Temple is the Tibetan Bodhisattva. The temple was built 777 years ago and was built for the 8th generation of Wuxiong's master Guodao Zhiming. Many of the Buddha statues were made in the Kamakura and Shibu era, and were protected cultural relics at the national or municipal level. This time, due to the end of the temple's morning class visit activities, it is not open. The red leaves are paid to visit the monasteries during the season, and the Buddha statues protecting cultural relics are kept in the Buddha's temples for public display.

The Guangfu Temple of Wuxiong Hot Spring is right next to the Wuxiong Hot Spring Building, cross Marushan Park, descend from the back mountain, and walk through the city well for 3 or 5 minutes to the entrance of Guangfu Temple. At about 10 o'clock, the morning worship temple activity has ended, and the notice of the end of today's visit can only be lingered at the mountain gate of Guangfu Temple.

After living in Wuxiong for two days, Guangfu Temple was just beside the Wuxiong Hot Spring, which was a stroll away. Guangfu Temple is a privately inherited temple. Maybe the ancestors were local Haozu, right? The temple courtyard is famous for autumn colors, small and exquisite, quite ancient, and you can enjoy the tour. Many Buddha statues in the hall are national and county-level cultural relics, including small Guanyin statues of Japanese national treasure, preserved in half-covered Buddha. Generally, the Buddha statues in Dongdu in the Tang Dynasty are almost all national treasure relics. It is definitely open in the red leaf season Guangfu Temple. There is a fee of 300 yen for admission.

Going to the age of November, I went to the Guangfu Temple near Saga Wuxiong Hot Spring in Kyushu to enjoy the maple. Speaking of Kyushu, it is now an underdeveloped area in Japan, and it is a strong place in modern times. What is especially unforgettable is that several divisions of Kyushu people have had unsavory behavior during World War II. But all this does not prevent us from enjoying the beauty of Kyushu. Guangfu Temple is a private temple, and the entrance fee is 300 yen. The first photo was taken at the mountain gate. At the end of the stone steps, there were monks selling tea in the temple territory. It was very organic. Compared with the organic tea of a cat, the packaging of Guangfu Temple monk tea was too simple and cheap.