Today's Koyasan is as beautiful as a palette! It is indeed a world heritage site.

Koyasan is so beautiful today! I go there every year. In November this year, it was still 22 degrees Celsius on the mountain at noon, so hot that I had to wear a hurdle vest. As a brief introduction, Koyasan was selected as a World Heritage Site in 2004. There are two most famous energy fields in Koyasan. One is Oku-no-in, which is the place where Kukai, the master of Buddhism, entered into meditation in "The Legend of the Demon Cat". Koyasan is located at an altitude of 800 meters and has 117 temples. It is one of Japan's famous Buddhist holy sites and a famous summer resort in Japan. Since it was founded by Master Kukai in 816, over the past 1,200 years, Koyasan has developed into a rare holy place in the world as the fundamental dojo of Shingon Esoteric Buddhism. The small town surrounded by lush greenery is filled with an atmosphere that is completely different from this world.