Life Essay, My Study Abroad Experience in Japan was to relax and visit Arashiyama

After the end of the tense exam, we were all patiently waiting for the results of the exam, in order to eliminate our anxious mentality, I and a few good friends made an appointment to go to Arashiyama Park to play, by the way, we made a most luxurious move, to play in Arashiyama, but also to relieve the stress of exam tension. To free yourself.

I, Zhang Sen, Zheng Xing, and others took the Hankyu Train together, came to Arashiyama Park, and saw the green trees, which was really pleasant.

Arashiyama is a sightseeing spot in Kyoto, Kyoto Prefecture, Japan, and is famous for its maple leaves (autumn) and cherry blossoms (spring). The name "Arashiyama" originally referred to the Arashiyama area located on the right bank of the Gyesa River and part of the Nishikyo Ward of Kyoto City, while the area across the river that belonged to the Right Kyo Ward was named Sagano, but in recent years, many sightseeing guides have been summarized, and the area around the left and right banks of the river centered on the TogetsuBashi Bridge across the Katsura River is collectively called Arashiyama.

Arashiyama, located west of downtown Kyoto, has been the seat of many nobles since the Heian period, and its name often appears in historical stories and classical literature. Since the banks of the River Kwai River have large areas of wild cherry blossoms and maple forests to watch every spring and autumn, they have long been one of the popular spots for sightseeing tours. The entire Arashiyama area is centered on the Togetsu Bridge, which spans the Gyeskawa River, which was named after a poem by Emperor Kameyama that reads, "Like a Full Moon Crossing a Bridge", and although the appearance of the Togetsu Bridge has the shape of a wooden bridge, today's Togetsu Bridge is actually a reinforced concrete structure that allows cars to walk on it, but uses retro wooden guardrails to match the surrounding scenery. The section of the Kwai Chuan River near the Togetsu Bridge is customarily referred to as the Dayan River.

In addition to the natural landscape, the Arashiyama area is also home to many of Japan's famous ancient temple shrines and is the burial place of many ancient Japanese emperors, so visiting the temple shrine is also one of the main sightseeing spots for tourists. Among the many shrines and temples, the most important is the Tenryu-ji Temple, which is listed on the World Heritage List, in addition to the Nomiya Shrine, which once appeared in the famous Japanese literary works Genji Monogatari, and the Kiryoji Temple, which houses Japan's national treasure Buddha statues, which are also very important historical buildings and attractions.

In the 1980s, many artist shops (タレントショップ) were opened on the main street on the north side of the Togetsubashi, and gradually became a popular place for students to take school trips (graduation trips). However, due to the influx of tourists and the inability of the old street outlines in the nearby area to accommodate too much traffic flow, the local government began to adopt traffic control and encourage the transfer of mass transportation to express the congestion of traffic.

In September 1917, Zhou Enlai traveled east to Japan to study. On his way home in April 1919, he toured Kyoto and wrote four vernacular poems. On January 22, 1979, the "Preparatory Committee for the Establishment of Zhou Enlai's Poetry Monument" was established on the joint initiative of various Japanese-Chinese friendship groups and well-known personalities in Kyoto. On April 16, 1979, the poem was completed.

The stele is 2.4 meters high and is slightly oval in shape made of shiny saddle stone, a kyoto specialty, with a large and small stone block. The front of the stele is engraved with the poem "Lanshan in the Rain" written by Zhou Enlai written by Liao Chengzhi: "In the rain, the second trip to Lanshan, the pines on both sides of the strait, sandwiched between a few cherry blossoms." At the end, I suddenly saw a mountain high, and the spring water flowing out was as green as promised, and the stones shone around. Xiao Xiao rain, fog thick; a ray of sunlight through the clouds, more and more to see Jiao Yan. The truth of all things in the world becomes more and more vague the more you seek it; the more you see a little light in the blur, the more you really feel it. "The stele faces Arashiyama and dayan rivers, surrounded by about 100 square meters of open space surrounded by various trees. The lush cherry blossom trees of Japan's national flower behind the monument are fresh and pleasant to the eye.

For those of us who are international students, when we see Premier Zhou's poetry monument, we remember what Premier Zhou said, reading for the rise of China, and now we are like this, and we must also read for the rise of China. We silently made an oath in our hearts, and just at this time, a group of Indians were also admiring Premier Zhou's poetry monument, so we Chinese really proud, and we took a group photo with a few Indians in front of the poetry monument.

The season we went to was spring, the Great Yan River, and the cherry blossoms, which were really beautiful. In the Oiba River we met a few kabuki in kimono, they were very enthusiastic to take a photo with us, this time also let us understand the beauty of Arashiyama in Japan, and part of Japanese culture, that is, cherry blossom culture, although there are many cherry blossom trees opposite our dormitory, but the cherry blossom trees in Arashiyama make people unconsciously intoxicated. Gradually, we are also immersed in this state, forgetting the pressure of the exam, which is also a different feeling.