Some pilgrims were hanging out there

Older Woman Relaxing In A Hall

Figures In Front Of A Hall

It Is Difficult To Feel The Former Vigor Of The Sanpo-ji

Why Are There So Few Confucius Temples In Japan, Even Though It Is A Confucian Country?

The Manekineko Cat Is More Popular At Gotoku-ji Than The Buddha Hall Or The Iyi Family Graveyard

Cat Completely At Home On The Railing Of The Hall

A Statue Of Fudo Myoo Standing In Front Stood At The Back Of The Fudo Hall Of Meao (blue Eys) Fudo, One Of The Five-colored Fudo

The Jizo Hall Of Shofuku-ji Temple Is The Only National Treasure Structure In Tokyo

Shiseido Hall In Tetsugakudo Park

The Main Hall Of Komyo-ji Temple Could Be Seen At The End Of The Approach Between The Trees

A White Elephant Carrying A Flower Pavilion Used In The Flower Festival To Celebrate The Birth Of Buddha Was Placed There

Even If You Are Curious About The Interior Of The Daitoku-ji Temple's Dharma Hall, It Is Not Open To The Public, So You Cannot Get A Glimpse Of It

The Precincts Of Myoken-ji, One Of The Head Temples Of Nichiren Shoshu, Were Deserted, With Only A Wooden Pillar Standing Alone

Compared To The Gigantic Goeido Of Higashi Hongan-ji Temple, Humans Are Like Peas In A Pod

The Golden Buddha Statue At Wat Traimit Is A Mysterious Buddha Statue That Has Long Been Plastered Over

Phra Si Rattana Chedi Built At Wat Phra Kaew Was Decorated With Gold

A Lot Of Sandals Hanging At The Nio-mon Gate Of Enyu-ji Temple

The Minato City Local History Museum Has Good Exhibits, But The Building Itself, Built About 80 Years Ago, Is Also Good

Visiting Ancestors' Graves On The Far Shore Is Not An Original Buddhist Custom

Another Hall Stands Next To Lak Mueang, With A Golden Statue Standing On A Golden Altar

It Was King Rama I Who Erected The Golden Pillar Called Lak Mueang, Dedicated To The Town's Patron Goddess

Shohachiman Jinja Shrine Encompassed By Colorful Foliage

Worshipers Coming And Going In Front Of The Main Hall Of Gokoku-ji Temple

Man Resting Beside The Hatto

Olmec Megalithic Human Head Sculpture Is Reminiscent Of Africans

When The Torii Are Leaned Together, It Looks Like They Are Sealing Something

The Line On The Forehead Is A Religious Mark Called A Tilaka, Which Indicates The Religious Denomination Believed In By Color And Shape

Man With A Square Face

It Would Be More Fun If You Could See The Ginza Line Shibuya Station From The Connecting Passageway Between Scramble Square And Hikarie

Perplexed Iron Frames