Introduction to Roshi Temple Tower: It was destroyed by a major earthquake in 1927 and rebuilt in 1934. The existing tower has octagonal and twelve floors, 32 meters high, and is entirely made of strip square bricks. The third and fifth floors from the bottom are There are doors on the eighth floor, with a gourd-shaped copper vase on the top. There are small Buddhist niches on the east and west floors on the top floor, and there are Buddha statues in the niches.