Unique Kinkakuji Gilded Temple In Japan

Kinkakuji Temple or "Golden Temple" was originally a motel of General Ashikaga, commander in chief under Muromachi (1336-1573). After his death, the house turned into a temple covered with gold leaf. The temple was destroyed in 1950 and restored in 1955. Visitors will have the opportunity to learn about the vibrant culture of the Muromachi period, along with unique Japanese architectural designs. The Golden Temple is also known as the ROKUONJI Temple located in northern Kyoto This temple is so famous that it is included in the textbooks of schools across Japan and is recognized by UNESCO as a cultural heritage However, since 1950, a monk has burned the entire temple along with 6 important cultural heritages in the temple

. In 1955 the temple was rebuilt, but since then, the temple has no longer been considered Quoc Bao. The present appearance of the Golden Temple dates back to 1955 and was inlaid with gold in its 1987 restoration. a very impressive position among the green canopies of trees and the pure light reflecting off the calm lake The picture is drawn from the idea of existence between heaven and earth.



The harmony of the temple together with the realistic water shadows make for a Kinkakuji - Kyoto's most famous scenario.Kinkakuji temple view in winterKinkakuji is an impressive structure built around a large lake, and is the only building remaining in the resorts of Yoshimitsu. The first floor of Kinkakuji was built in the Shinden style used for palace buildings in the Heian period with pillars made of natural wood, white plaster walls creating contrast but creating harmony. gold-plated upper two floors. Buddha Shaka and Yoshimitsu statues are stored on the first floor. Although visitors are not seen near these statues, they can be viewed from a distance while standing on the lake, the front windows of the first floor are always open. Bukke was used as a samurai residence, the outside completely covered with thin gold foil Inside is Kannon Bodhisattva, seated surrounded by statues of 4 heavenly kings, however, these statues are also not for tourists to visit.



Finally, the third and highest floor is built in the style of a Chinese Zen temple, gilded inside and out, and on top of the roof is a golden-cast phoenix. Except for the ground floor, the temple is covered with pure gold leaves, making it extremely valuable. The golden temple is also a valuable spiritual symbol, once a Shariden - relic of Buddhism.After seeing the Kinkakuji from the lake, visitors will pass through the old residence of The head monk (Hojo) but this house will not be open to visitors. This path once again passes through Kinkakuji from behind and then leads through the temple garden which has retained their original designs from Yoshimitsu days. Other attractions include the Anmintaku pond that is said to never dry out, and the statue that people throw coins in for good luck. *** Source: iVIVU.com Travel Guide - According to Thethao .



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