Daigan-ji

The attractions on Miyagi Island are more worth visiting, of course, mainly because they are relatively smooth, and they come out from the back door of Yandao Dashe. Daiwan Temple itself has no walls, no fee entrances, etc. In fact, think about the opposite of Miyagi Island and other places in Japan. The temple does not charge money, and the shrine requires tickets, which is quite strange. The whole temple is very small. The middle of the worship temple is the pharmacist Buddha. The side is worshipped by the Shamentian, which is still very consistent with Japanese Buddhist philosophy. In the middle of the temple, there is a very strange pine tree, scattered in all directions, very strange. In general, it is considered to experience the characteristics of Miyajima.

Dayuan Temple is a very special temple. The whole temple has many unique things. The scenery here is still very beautiful. You can see a lot of things. The interior decoration of the temple is also very good. Many classic elements of Buddha are here.

A very small monastery came out of Yandao Shrine. No fences, no fees, just go in. If you're lucky, you can see a bunch of deer lying on the courtyard. Mainly for the money-making days.

On the way from Big Bird Residence to Mishan, we passed Davoyama Temple, which has a strong atmosphere of traditional Japanese Buddhist temples. No ticket is needed. The scenery is good. People with or without this belief can go and see it.

This small temple is located near the exit of Yanguo Shrine. There were not many visitors and some buildings in the temple were not open to the public. If measured purely from the perspective of observability, it is not an ideal scenic spot.