Kyoto ° Nakagyo Ward ㅣ Turning point in Japanese history ㅣ Changes in Honnoji Temple

#100 Ways to Travel #Honnoji Temple This is where Oda Nobunaga died. No one expected that the most valued retainer would betray him. The words "The enemy is in Honnoji" shattered the dream of unifying the world. This was also a historical event that changed Japanese history in an instant. ⋯⋯⋯⋯ The current site of Honnoji Temple was rebuilt by Toyotomi Hideyoshi. It is not a historical place, but a monument is still erected to commemorate Nobunaga's main temple. And the collective tomb of the retainers who died in the Honnoji Incident. The treasure house in the temple is well worth a visit. There are Nobunaga's portrait, Mori Ranmaru's sword, Tea bowls used on the eve of the Honnoji Incident, maps of changes, etc. Among them, it is worth seeing: the three-legged frog incense burner that Nobunaga loved, It is said that a sound was heard on the eve of the incident at Honnoji Temple. Hinting that Nobunaga will be in danger! ⋯⋯⋯⋯ Tickets: Free entry to the temple, ¥500/adult to enter the treasure house Transportation: 3 minutes walk from Shiyakusho Station (subway). ———————————— Honnoji Temple 522-1 Shimohonnojimaecho, Nakagyo-ku, Kyoto ———————————— Opening hours: 9.00am-5.00pm #日本旅游 #京都 #日本寺