Kyoto is Japan's a city with a long history, starting in 794, was designated as the capital of Japan, was named "Heian-kyo," since many of Japan's capital city, became Japan's political and cultural center. "Capital" in Japan, then called "Kyoto" after sequential evolved into "Beijing Capital", "Beijing", "Kyoto" and therefore "Kyoto" This city became a proper noun.
Rokuonji, is an early finish in 1397 (four years should be permanent) of the Japanese temple, by the Ashikaga Yoshimitsu, Muso Shu Shi Kaiji is a Xiangguosi Rinzai school of the monastery, and because the temple core construction " Relic Temple "whole facade is decorated in gold leaf, it is also nicknamed the" Golden Pavilion Temple. "
It has also been designated as a national treasure, and in 1994 as "the ancient capital of Kyoto's cultural assets" in a partially designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site of the important historic buildings.
Architectural style
Relic temple is a three-story pavilion next to Mirror Lake poolside shaped building, the first floor is a continuation of the original appearance of the Fujiwara period "France Water Court", the second floor is the Kamakura period "Chaoyin" on the third floor was China Tang North Korea-style "what the top." There pagoda shaped temple roof structure, the top Golden Phoenix only auspicious decoration.
Three different times in different styles, but it can rise buildings and in a perfect reason for being is respected Kinkakuji reason, in addition, to follow from Kinugasa mountain springs pool there are many migratory style garden style Japanese style landscaping, making it the most representative in the name of the Muromachi period garden.
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