A place of prayer for thousands of lucky cats

#Tokyo Attractions When you enter Gotoku-ji Temple in Tokyo, you will be overwhelmed by a tranquil atmosphere, as if you are far away from the hustle and bustle of the city. This temple is famous for its lucky cats. As I entered the temple, I was attracted by a sea of ​​small white statues. Countless lucky cats were lined up in an orderly manner, each with its right paw raised and smiling, as if welcoming every visitor. I approached gently. Some were big, some were small, but their expressions were surprisingly consistent, full of warm blessings. It is said that the lucky cats here come from people's wishes, and there is a prayer story behind each one. I also bought one at the temple shop, and after silently making a small wish in my heart, I placed it among the group of lucky cats, hoping that this blessing would come true. When I left, I looked around Gotoku-ji Temple. The dry landscape garden and the quietly standing ancient trees set off the elegance of the temple. The setting sun slants on the white silhouette of the lucky cat. At that moment, the temple seems to have become a symbol of hope. Haode Temple is not only a Buddhist holy place with a long history, but also a place to find peace of mind.