Shimohonnōjimaechō, ５２２−１

Before coming to Kyoto this time, I thought that I must come to the Instinct Temple to change the changes of the Japanese history of the Instinct Temple. It looked quite new, and I looked at the introduction and it was rebuilt after burning. There is a monument to Oeda Shinto, which can spray water droplets and large ginkgo trees. The Grand Pavilion has a Japanese knife beauty exhibition.

This is a replica of the real Honnoji Temple where Oda Nobunaga perished. It's conveniently located near Teramachi-dori (market street) and metro station.

The temple is in the new Jingji at night when I forage in the new Jingji. The temple is similar to a branch of the entire business district. If you don’t pay attention, you may miss it. Compared with the new Jingji, the temple is quieter. The original site of the instinct temple should have been burned. It is also built for memorial purposes now, because it was closed at night and I couldn't get in. It is said that the inside is just a facade. Friends who are interested in history can visit it in the daytime.

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Kyoto's niche attractions, there are not many tourists, the famous instinct temple change in Japanese history happened here, the current site is rebuilt in a different place, there is a Sacrificial Tower of Oeda Shinto in the courtyard. There is a tall ginkgo tree next to it, which is said to be an ancient tree that was retained back then.

是位于日本京都府中京区的一所佛教寺院，现位于“河原町通”大街，教派是法华宗本门流，本尊是日莲曼陀罗本尊，规模较小，但曾因“三劫局”和“本能寺之变”而闻名，内有织田信长纪念碑。这是网上对这座寺庙的介绍，短短的只有几行字而已。无论生前怎样叱咤风云的人物，死了之后也不过是尘归尘，土归土，留给后人缅怀的只是这样一座淹没在城市的街道上毫不起眼的一座小寺庙