方広寺

Fang Guang Temple, located near the Kyoto Museum, is not very famous in fact, but if you are familiar with the history of the Warring States Period, it is still a very famous place. The most famous one is the bell of Fang Guang Temple. Because of the long time, most of the other words on the bell can not be seen, but the eight words of national well-being, monarch and Minister Fengle are circled in white, barely able to see clear words. As the end of the Warring States Period, the side is the Fengguo Shrine, occupying a large area, which is generally a relatively clean advantage.

There are three courtyards built by Yang's late painter, Snow Boat and so on "Crane Turtle", alias "Snow Boat Temple". In addition, there are also "Huiguantang" that can drink tea in the courtyard, which was called "Tea Guanbai" in Edo era. Because whenever we visit Dongfu Temple, we have to drink tea and build "Tunan Pavilion". Huiguantang Pavilion was rebuilt from Tunan Pavilion.

Fang Guang Temple is a monastery of great historical significance. The Sanskrit Bell is inscribed with "National Well-being", "Monarch and Minister Fengle" to see and understand the history of that time.

Fong Guang Temple was founded by Hideki Toyoshi, a Japanese hero of the generation. The scenery inside the temple is beautiful. The Fan Zhong here is very famous, and it is one of the three famous bells in Japan.

Very good, beautiful surroundings, very good greening, enter the attitude is very kind.