Genkoan in Kyoto. Window of enlightenment and window of confusion

[English/Japanese] A temple called "Shinshoin" in Nishi-Hachioji has a café attached to it. Visitors can spend tea time in a quiet atmosphere. The school introduces students who are interested in matcha to places in Hachioji where they can drink it. A temple called "Shinshoin" in Nishi Hachioji has a café. You can spend tea time in a quiet atmosphere. The school introduces students who are interested in matcha to places in Hachioji City where they can drink matcha.

One of the Seven Lucky Gods of Awaji Island. Hachijoji Temple

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The sound of wind chimes full of Kogenji atmosphere Just listening to it heals me and makes me feel cool, and every summer I wear wind chimes at home and drink 😌 barley tea on the porch.

Today, the midsummer sun shines. Cool off with the cool water of Jindaiji's clean water shed. Parents and children use hand water to cleanse. Even in the heat, just touching the clean water makes you feel a little cooler. It was a summery scenery of Jindaiji Temple that walked with water.

Photographing a swaying lotus flower leaflet

Continuing from last week, we discuss Hachioji and subcultures. We visited the famous Ryohoji Temple in Nishi-Hachioji. This temple is known as a "moe temple" and has original anime characters from the temple. It is said that many worshippers come to visit this unusual temple. I got another Goshuin（red seal） this time! moe＝feelings of affection, often towards an ideal anime character Continuing from last week, we talked about Hachioji and subculture. We visited the famous "Ryohoji Temple" in Nishi Hachioji. This temple is called "Moe Temple" and has the original anime characters of the temple. It is said that many worshippers come to see this rare temple. I got a red seal this time too! ※Moe... The feeling of thinking anime characters are cute

The roof of a temple is very beautiful, isn't it? There are more and more temples buried in modern society and their existence is becoming stricter. Not only temples, but also many things that should not be lost, such as old traditions and good old teachings. We must carefully pass on those things.

This flower was taken when I went to Nakayamaji Temple in Takarazuka City. Wisteria was over. I don't know what kind of flower it is, but I took it because it was beautiful. (Sagiso?) )

"Golden Glow" I took this photo at a temple near my home. Yamabuki is in full bloom.

A temple in Tarui Town, Gifu Prefecture. Brahma bells seem to be fewer these days. With the sunset sky in the background, you can almost hear the sound of the Brahma bell. And the shape of the cloud is instantaneous. You will never encounter the same thing again. I could feel the vitality of the clouds. One brand called [countryside]... Sometimes I want to get drunk on the sound of the Brahma bell ... #Nature #Photo Contest #Sky #Looking up at the sky #Clouds #Sunset #Sunset #Temple #Brahma bell #Unprocessed #nature #photocontest #sky #cloud #sunset #temple #buddhisttemple #templeofbell #nofilter One brand called the countryside

The cherry blossoms of Kita Shinshu, which are in full bloom, are also blooming beautifully even on cold days.

Superb view of Mt. Fuji Cherry blossoms, Chureito and Mt. Fuji It is a photo spot that is representative of the Japan superb view. Shot at Asakura Sengen Shrine, Fujiyoshida City, Yamanashi Prefecture.

Was nice weather over the weekend so I did a little exploring. Found this nice little temple near the Sumida River called Hozoin Temple (寳蔵院) in Arakawa. I wasn't sure where exactly I was allowed to go inside the temple, and I didn't have much time anyways, so I just took a peak through the gates and snapped a photo. It was a really quaint place and apparently it has some landscape paintings and itabi tablets. From what I saw, it looked like there was a garden across the ground. Maybe a rock garden or something of the sort, I wasn't able to get a good look at it though. The area around the temple was the hunting grounds of the Tokugawa Shogunate as well it seems. Pretty amazing to imagine there was enough greenery in the area to hunt in the past. Also managed to stop by a nice udon/soba restaurant for lunch. It was called Sunaba (砂場) I believe. I ordered the kamo (duck) nanban udon and it tasted great. Haven't had duck in a while, but it's always a treat. The lady taking orders was really nice as well. Overall a great place!

The Twin Dragon Ceiling of Kenninji Temple is a masterpiece!

Mibudera in Kyoto

【English/Japanese】 These are cherry blossoms at Shinshoin, a temple in Nishi-Hachioji. This temple was opened by the daughter of the famous warlord "Shingen Takeda". Unlike ordinary temples, it is very gorgeous with feminine decorations. Our school goes to visit it once a year. Before the visit, students learn in class about the tragic love story for which this temple was built. There are many historical buildings near the school. It can be said that Nishi-Hachioji is a very good environment for studying Japanese language. It is the cherry blossom of the temple "Shinshoin" in Nishi Hachioji. This temple was opened by the famous warlord "Daughter of Takeda Shingen". Unlike ordinary temples, there are decorations that make you feel feminine, and they are very gorgeous. At our school, we visit once a year. Before the tour, the students learn the story of the tragic love that this temple was built in class. There are many historical buildings near the school. It can be said that Nishi Hachioji is a very good environment for learning Japanese.

Sogo Reido in Narita is a quiet cherry blossom viewing spot

Hydrangea in Miki City Gayain Temple I photographed my daughter in the style of a girl in the forest, and there are many hydrangeas here, so no matter where you shoot it, it will be a picture.

Hydrangea in Miki City Gayain Temple I photographed my daughter in the style of a girl in the forest, and there are many hydrangeas here, so no matter where you shoot it, it will be a picture.

It was taken at Naritasan Shinshoji Temple.

The Byodo-in Phoenix Hall is a Japan ten-yen coin. I haven't been there since 2019, but it's always beautiful. I had to take a quick picture with many tourists flowing by, but I think I was able to capture it from a good angle of view, including the crescent moon!

This photo was taken at Naritasan Shinshoji Temple. 📸 When I visited for the first time, I was attracted by the beauty of the five-storied pagoda on the site and took this photo. We were able to get a glimpse of 1500 years of history.

Things made by humans from the past to the present Nature is all good I wish ☺️ I could leave it for the future

I Mt. Konpira climbed to the top for the first time!! I have a lot of muscle pain and it hurts. I'm😁 glad I was able to climb it. Revenge Success ✌️😆

Decided to donate some clothes I wasn't wearing anymore over the weekend so I decided to go to the Second Street in Minami-Senju. Managed to find some cool stuff along the way. I was walking from Minowabashi and saw this nice looking temple, apparently called Koshunin (公春院). It was a really lovely spot and I would have liked to take more photos but I had some luggage with me and also wanted to avoid taking any photos of the tombstones as I thought it might be rude. It seems the temple focus on memorial services though and looked like a nice place. The next spot I came across was just a really small shrine that seemed so randomly placed that I wanted to take a picture of it. There wasn't much space inside the shrine are so it was quite difficult to get a decent photo, but I did the best that I could and tried to take a photo from the side street next to it which was also incredibly narrow lol. The last thing I ended up finding was a statue of Matsuo Basho! I'd not been to Minami-Senju as I've never really had a reason to go there, but I saw the statue from the corner of my eye and thought "Hmm I wonder if that's Basho" and sure enough it was. It even has "The Narrow Road to the Deep North" (奥の細道) written below it. Also, apparently there is debate about which "Senju" he started at (Adachi or Arakawa), so this is one of the statues depicting the place where he started his journey! It ended up being a pretty interesting walk. I'd like to visit the area again as there was a ton of cool stuff.

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