大覺寺

去日本旅遊，這一站來到了京都，到嵐山遊玩了一天，我們在嵐山租了自行車，踩着車子穿梭於各個景點，大覺寺的位置有點偏，我們去到嵐山公園，之後打算去大覺寺，沿途一直沒有見到指示牌，全靠導航帶路，加上問問路人，才去到目的地，途中經過居民區，有學校、小區活動區等等，從人山人海的遊客中心地帶跑到了比較偏僻的地方，差點就要放棄了。 大覺寺是舊嵯峨御所的大本山，這個景點分開了兩部分，大覺寺門跡那邊是不需要收費的，自由参觀，但是參拜就需要另外付錢，應該有規定時間的，我來到地那天沒有參拜活動。看到院里一直有專人打理着環境的美化，樹木都是經過精心裁剪，寺院外面有一條櫻花徑，兩端開滿了粉紅色的櫻花。 再往裡走就是庭園，在平安初期，這裡是嵯峨天皇和檀林皇后成婚時的新室和離宮，也就是大覺寺的前身，庭園裡的湖，是日本最古老的庭池。庭園裡還有宸殿、御影堂、正寢殿、五大堂、勒封心經殿、勒使門、心經寶塔等等的景點。庭園裡有不少的櫻花樹，雖然不是成片的，但是櫻花開得很燦爛，有雪白色的、有粉紅色的，不同種類的櫻花競相開放，可惜就是一棵在湖邊的古老櫻花樹去年被颱風颳倒了，還沒有來得及搬走。湖裡有鴛鴦戲水，有小鳥低飛，遊客很少，因為這個庭園是需要收費進入了，加上地處很偏，旅遊團是不來這裏的，所以特別清靜。

【京都·大覺寺】平安時代，它是嵯峨天皇的離宮，天皇駕崩后不久的貞觀18年(876年)，天皇之女將之改為寺院，命名為大覺寺 到了鎌倉時代，接連有幾位天皇都習慣在此處理政務，因此，後人稱此地為嵯峨御所。 但戰國時代曾一度被燒毀，之後被長期荒廢，直到江戶時代初期，隨着后宇多天皇的入寺，寺院被重建復興並形成了大覺寺統(皇統)。寺內的宸殿建於公元1673—1680年間，是其中最重要的文化遺產 此外，寺內還有作為寺院本堂的五大堂、正寢殿、御影堂等，都以迴廊步道相連。

大覺寺，位於日本京都嵐山大景區，但離景區中心位置的嵐山公園較遠，需要乘坐公交車前往。也許就是因為離中心景區稍遠，這裏沒有旅遊團隊，中國遊客也比較少，因而清靜恬然。大覺寺是真言宗大覺寺派的總院，正式名稱是“舊嵯峨御所大本山大覺寺”。最初是嵯峨天皇的離宮，也是嵯峨天皇皇后大婚之所。天皇駕崩后不久的貞觀18年(公元876年)，天皇之女將之改為寺院，命名為大覺寺。到了之後的鎌倉時代，有好幾位天皇習慣在此處理政務，故後人稱之為“嵯峨御所”，因此寺內處處留有皇室蹤跡，大家看到懸挂或刻有菊花印記的地方（圖三和十三）就是與皇室有關的。寺院除了供奉菩薩外，還有白書房黑書房，這些都是宮廷里才有的名稱。大覺寺整個建築群都是唐式的，雖然歷經了四百多年的歷史，仍然細心保存得很好，而且各殿、所之間有長長的風雨迴廊相連，來來往往完全不受天氣影響。大覺寺建築群白牆黛瓦，古色古香，去時正遇上靈寶館開放，觀賞到了大覺寺典藏的許多皇室文物及用品，保存得品相完好，兼具歷史意義和藝術之美。去時正是十月上旬，陽光燦爛，花草樹木在初秋金色的陽光下泛出最美的光彩。大覺寺的花園是典型的日本園林，倒是和唐式建築沒有衝突，還有一方湖水蕩漾，與周邊景色和諧一致，清幽美好。

Dajue Temple is located in Lanshan, Kyoto. It was originally the departure of the Mikado of Gurus. It was later changed into a temple. The temple is very elegant, because it was originally a royal temple, there are many national treasures of art. We went early and the cherry blossoms weren't fully blooming, but that didn't prevent us from realizing the beauty of the temple. Tourists are rare here, courtyards and corridors are worth savoring. There are many small temples like Dajue Temple in Kyoto. There are few tourists and beautiful scenery. Don't miss the time.

The murals of Dajue Temple are the cultural treasures that Japan takes pride in, and they are especially popular with middle-aged and old people in Japan. The murals inside have a lot of relics of the Tang and Song Dynasties. Dajue Temple itself has winding corridors, with delicate courtyards, very durable! It happens to catch up with the flower arrangement exhibition. It's so beautiful! You can't miss a trip to Kyoto!

Dajue Temple is located in Youjing District of Kyoto City. Its official name is the Door Trace of Dajue Temple of the Old Emei Imperial Palace. Dajue Temple, named Mount Emei, is the Dabenshan of the Dajue Temple School of Zhenyan Zong. This mountain is part of the palace where the emperor left the palace. After his death, the emperor changed to a temple in 876, named Dajue Temple. After that, it was once abandoned. In 1307, with the arrival of Emperor Houyu, the monastery was rebuilt, rejuvenated and formed.

It used to be the Mikado's palace in Japan, but later it was changed to a temple, not far from Lanshan Station. It was walking. There were many cultural relics in the temple. There were many ancient Chinese cultures and Chinese characters. The temple was exquisite in architecture, exquisite in carving, beautiful in detail, very clean and quiet.