Tōshō-gū Shrine
Najbolje vreme za posetu
Arrive before 8:30 in the morning to walk the corridors with soft light and few people. Autumn tints the cedars red and gold, but spring offers cherry blossoms in bloom beside the carved gates.
Saveti za budžet
Entry costs 1,300 yen and there are no free days, but the combined pass with the garden and museum saves about 300 yen. Students with an ID card receive significant discounts, and Futarasan Shrine offers a joint ticket valid for two days.
Preporučeno za
Lovers of Japanese history, Architecture photographers, Cultural travelers, Fans of traditional art
Planirajte svoju posetu
2-3 hours
O atrakciji
Brze činjenice: Skoro 13 miliona hodočasnika i putnika svake godine stigne do 2.080 stepenika koji se uzdižu među vekovnim kedrovima. Prvobitni kompleks imao je više od pedeset zgrada, od kojih se danas čuva oko četrdeset, a mnoge se smatraju nacionalnim blagom.
Istaknuto: Tri mudra majmuna koja su isklesana u svetoj štali, "ne videti, ne čuti, ne govoriti", kriju četvrtog majmuna isklesanog na poleđini panela, gotovo nevidljivog golim okom, koji predstavlja princip "ne činiti zlo". Kaže se da onaj ko pronađe tog četvrtog majmuna završava ciklus mudrosti koji malo posetilaca uspeva da odgonetne.
Insajderski saveti
- Wear comfortable shoes with good grip, because the carved stairs become slippery with rain and moss.
- The dragon painted on the ceiling of the main hall roared, according to legend, during the earthquake of 1650, and guides still tell that story to anyone who asks.
- Avoid the golden weekends of May and the year-end holidays, when lines exceed an hour of waiting.
- Stop to admire the Yōmeimon gate at sunset, when the low sun makes the gold leaf shine with intense orange tones.
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