Nestled in Kyoto, the Byodo-in Temple stands as a testament to 11th-century Heian-era architecture and is recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The temple’s iconic Phoenix Hall, with its elegant, furled roof, is so emblematic that it adorns both the 10-yen coin and the 10,000-yen note. Visitors can explore this historic site, experiencing the intricate details and serene ambiance that have made it one of Japan’s most famous temples.
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