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Miyajima
游游侠半仙World Heritage Miyajima
In December 1996, the World Heritage Committee officially registered Itsukushima Shrine as a World Heritage Site. The registered area includes Itsukushima Shrine, the sea in front and the Misen Primeval Forest (natural monument) in the back, totaling 431.3 hectares, accounting for about 14% of the total area of Miyajima.
Three Views of Japan - Miyajima in Aki
In 1643, Confucian scholar Lin Chunzhai traveled across Japan on foot and wrote "A Study of Japanese National Deeds" based on his travel experiences. In the article, Matsushima, Amanohashidate and Itsukushima (Miyajima) were named "Three Wonders (i.e. the best scenic spots)".
Itsukushima Jinja
游游侠半仙The Japanese Miyashima Yamashima Shrine sacrifices Shimaji, Shimaji Tainhime and Shizuki, who are revered as the goddess of the three goddesses. They are worshipped as patrons of the sea, maritime security, transportation and wishing achievements. The shrine is famous for its unique architectural beauty and the art of palace-style architecture is inspiring. It was built in 593 and was converted from the then Quangui Pingqingsheng in 1168 and preserved to this day. The unique configuration in the Turkic Sea and the contrast with the beautiful mountains behind, all reflect the ambition and power of Qing Shenggong. The center of the "This Society" (Main Hall) is equipped with several shrines, which also have a stage, music hall, hall and so on. The buildings are connected by a 300m-long corridor. The bright red color of the shrine and the big bird house is said to eliminate evil and demons. The building is also coated with anti-corrosion Zhu paint.
Itsukushima Jinja Otorii (Grand Torii Gate)
游游侠半仙The Miyajima Torii in Japan is the Torii of Itsukushima Shrine. It is a national important cultural property. It is about 16.6m high and weighs about 60 tons. The cypress roof is 24.2m long. The main column has a circumference of 9.9m and is made of natural nanmu. The current Torii was rebuilt in 1875, and it is the eighth generation since the Heian period. The upper beam is hollow, and it is filled with fist-sized stones totaling 7 tons, so it can stand in the ocean current without falling.
Momijidani Park
翱翱翔的大鲨鱼Red Leaf Valley Park, autumn is full of red leaves, especially beautiful when the sun shines at noon. There is also a beautiful maple leaf forest behind Mishan Bentang, but unfortunately I can't go in. The ginkgo in front of Qiandige is also golden yellow, and you can directly hit this big ginkgo from many places on the island. The maple leaves in the Grand Holy Court have fallen, but the surrounding ginkgo and maple leaves are still in the wind. Unfortunately, there is no sunlight when I go in the afternoon, and the photos are darker.
Mount Misen
游游侠半仙Mount Miyajima, Japan, is covered with dense green virgin forests and is 535 meters above sea level. It is the highest mountain in Miyajima and has been revered as a sacred mountain since ancient times. There is a temple near the top of the mountain that is related to the famous founder of the Shingon sect, Kobo Daishi. There are strange rocks everywhere and an observation deck. There is a ropeway connecting the Lion Rock Station of Mount Miyajima and the Red Leaf Valley Park.
Daishoin
一一只流浪的小野喵The oldest temple in Miyajima, Daishoin, has a long history of more than 1,200 years. When going to Miyajima, be sure not to miss the Daisho-in Temple behind Itsukushima Shrine. It is also a place where various gods gather.
✨The Daisho-in is located in Miyajima Town, Hatsukaichi City, Hiroshima Prefecture. It is also called Takiyama Daisho-in Suijingji Temple. It is the oldest temple in Miyajima. Daisho-in is one of the most important temples of the Shingon sect. Daishoin is located on the mountainside of Mishan. Mishan was the founder of the Shingon sect, Kobo Daishi, who began his practice on Miyajima. The Great Holy Temple has several buildings, sculptures and other religious objects for visitors to enjoy.
✨These buildings include Kannon Hall, Mani Hall, Manpuku Hall, Aizen Meiou Hall, and Ichiwan Daishi Hall. A sand altar made by a monk from Tibet, a tea room and a monsho cave, which houses the main statues of 88 temples across Japan. There are also many Buddha statues placed in the temple such as the eleven-faced Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva, the main deity of the Kyodo Hall, Hakiri Fudo Myooh, the Three Demons Daigongen, and the Seven Gods of Good Luck. Many of them were donated by believers.
✨In the temple, along the stone steps, there are a large number of stone Arhats, covered with moss, of various shapes, full of warmth, and almost every Buddha statue wears a woolen hat hand-knitted by believers on its head, which is very lively and cute.
Five-Story Pagoda
游游侠半仙The Miyajima Five-Tower is said to have been created in 1407 and is 28m high, cleverly blending Japanese and Chinese architectural skills with Tang Dynasty architecture. The interior walls are painted with colorful Buddha statues.
Itsukushima Jinja Senjokaku Pavilion
游游侠半仙Senjokaku (Toyokuni Shrine) in Miyajima, Japan
Toyokuni Shrine, widely known as "Senjokaku", is a sutra hall built by Toyotomi Hideyoshi to honor the war victims. It was originally built in the "Irimoya style", but Toyotomi Hideyoshi died before it was completed, so it has not been completed until now.