泉岳寺

放下常日的忙碌，這裏逛逛蠻好。趁便提一下泉岳寺沒有抽籤的沒有寺女，看着墓地入口的是個老大爺，一定要趁天氣好那天去，值得經過停留住腳步看一下

從新勝寺過來之後到泉岳寺的，其實在東京已經参觀過很多寺廟的，這裏其實也早正好經過想看看的，雖然呆的時候不是很久，但是感覺依然是特別的棒，很是莊嚴的地方

Having been there, I suddenly felt that this trip was worthwhile and was attracted and convinced by the temple's long history, culture and art culture. Coming here to enjoy the beautiful scenery at the same time, but also a kind of washing of the mind, making themselves a lot of pleasure.

Interesting temples, immersed in Japanese history. Forty-seven Rangers (warriors) avenged their dead masters, causing them to commit suicide and be buried here. So it's famous all over Japan, but there's a little hidden here, and it's probably not going to be occupied by tourists. I think Hollywood has made a film about this event in recent years. This is a well-preserved temple, not far from Pinchuan Station. If you're in the area, it's worth visiting.

Quanyue Temple was built 17 years ago by Kakang Tokugawa in Waigawa Sakura. After the Kuanyong fire was destroyed, it was relocated here for rebuilding. The Tomb of Chisui Yishi was on the left hand of the mountain gate. There were many Japanese celebrity cemeteries in it. It was 100 yen to buy incense. Visitors were banned from inside after 4 p.m.