Kennin-ji Temple

Jianren Temple, the collection has been a long time, this time I have to come to Kyoto, the day I came was snowy and rainy, it was cold, and the interest was not reduced. The screen of the Jinyu Difeng Shen Thunder Shen is a must to see the drop, and I feel a sense of joy inexplicably. The ssanglong map of the dripping dragon is looking old than the cloud dragon of the Tianlong Temple.

Remember 2019.11 Kansai Late Autumn Festival~ In fact, Jianren Temple is not in my itinerary plan at all. However, Jianren Temple is opposite the hotel where I live. I am a little sorry for this geographical advantage. When I went out, I went shopping by the way. It was very quiet and there were few tourists. I don't know if it was because it was early. Later, one afternoon, I changed my kimono and went to Jianren Temple to visit. There seemed to be more tourists, but the overall flow of people was not large. The experience of visiting would be better, especially when you have been to Kiyomizu Temple. After that, it is simply a paradise. If the itinerary is not satisfied, there is free time, it is good to come here.

Kenninji Temple is famous for its autumn leaves, but in the summer, the green autumn leaves in the courtyard are beautiful and you can heal just by looking at it while cooling down inside, so you can rent a bicycle and visit other temples.

Just off the Huajian Road, the roof of the dragon is really amazing.

Kian Inn Temple is one of the famous Kyoto five mountains. The Kaishan ancestor, Rongxi Zen master, is said to be the person who introduced Chinese tea and etiquette to Japan, so he is also known as the tea ancestor. But now the redest thing about Jianin Temple is not tea, but a ssanglong map painted on the Fatang patio. This was specially painted for the memorial in the 800 years of Jianren Temple, which is very spectacular!

The opposite side of the hotel is the Jianren Temple, which is very close to the hotel. It is an elegant temple with tall trees and dense forests. There's hardly a bleak spot. Many people who live in this hotel gather here to take a walk and exercise, to see ancient Japanese buildings and those pigeons, crows and sparrows. On a narrow road, some Japanese cyclists, mostly women, rushed to work in a hurry. When they encounter pedestrians on the road, they take the initiative to ride to the gravel land beside the road... Cyclists here have nothing to do with passers-by. Unlike Beijing, cyclists ring bells everywhere, which is annoying.