Recommendations Near The Remain of Bicchu Kokubunni-Ji Temple
The Remain of Bicchu Kokubunni-Ji Temple Reviews: Insider Insights and Visitor Experiences
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The lenge field is wonderful.
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I went to GW. A whole lotus field. A wonderful word. A laid-back and wide place. I was deeply moved when I thought that the person 々 who lived here was living.
Around Bichuku Bunji Temple, there are many highlights such as the ruins of this nunnery and burial mounds, so the roads were maintained so that it was easy to take a walk. There was nothing on the ruins of the nunnery, and my friends who went with me were tired of it, but if you look closely, is this a cornerstone, such as a kitchen in the past or a gate? A trace of a pillar? There is such a thing and there is an explanation, and it's quite interesting to walk while imagining it. I felt that the air was flowing quietly.
I went while looking at the map, but there was only a signboard on the site, and it seemed that nothing left at that time. Well, the remaining shrines and temples are more valuable. I enjoyed it very much as walking.
There is no building because it is a site, but it was nice to take a walk because it was rich in nature and well maintained. I wouldn't know if I wasn't told it was here.
It was on a gentle hill land of the red pine forest about 600m east of Bichukubunji Temple. I happened to be able to see it because I entered the road to Kokubunji in front of me. I walked from the parking lot behind Kokubunji Temple, but it seems that it used to be a big building. It is said that the cornerstone in the Kian Weir is now left, but there is no remnant. Without the information board, I don't even know the location and I doubt it as a tourist destination. What from a distance? It seems.
The lenge field is wonderful.
I went to GW. A whole lotus field. A wonderful word. A laid-back and wide place. I was deeply moved when I thought that the person 々 who lived here was living.
there was a pillar here.
Around Bichuku Bunji Temple, there are many highlights such as the ruins of this nunnery and burial mounds, so the roads were maintained so that it was easy to take a walk. There was nothing on the ruins of the nunnery, and my friends who went with me were tired of it, but if you look closely, is this a cornerstone, such as a kitchen in the past or a gate? A trace of a pillar? There is such a thing and there is an explanation, and it's quite interesting to walk while imagining it. I felt that the air was flowing quietly.
Nothing.
I went while looking at the map, but there was only a signboard on the site, and it seemed that nothing left at that time. Well, the remaining shrines and temples are more valuable. I enjoyed it very much as walking.
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There is no building because it is a site, but it was nice to take a walk because it was rich in nature and well maintained. I wouldn't know if I wasn't told it was here.
I don't know where it is.
It was on a gentle hill land of the red pine forest about 600m east of Bichukubunji Temple. I happened to be able to see it because I entered the road to Kokubunji in front of me. I walked from the parking lot behind Kokubunji Temple, but it seems that it used to be a big building. It is said that the cornerstone in the Kian Weir is now left, but there is no remnant. Without the information board, I don't even know the location and I doubt it as a tourist destination. What from a distance? It seems.