Nishimura Naoki
Nishimura Naoki
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Starbucks!
Starbucks!
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Yasaka Pagoda
Yasaka Pagoda
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Yasaka Pagoda
Yasaka Pagoda
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Yasaka Pagoda
Yasaka Pagoda
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Colorful “monkeys” on which people write wishes
Colorful “monkeys” on which people write wishes
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Isn’t she adorable?
Isn’t she adorable?
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Yasaka Koshindo (formally named Daikokusan Kongoji Temple Koshindo) is often referred to simply as “Koshin.” Colorful, eye-catching “monkeys” adorn the temple. Visitors write a wish, the date, and their name on the monkey of their favorite color. That, combined with letting go of one desire, is said to make the wish come true. The monkey is considered a godly messenger, and there are three monkeys – “see no evil, say no evil, hear no evil” – seen everywhere, including the main hall. I
Yasaka Koshindo (formally named Daikokusan Kongoji Temple Koshindo) is often referred to simply as “Koshin.” Colorful, eye-catching “monkeys” adorn the temple. Visitors write a wish, the date, and their name on the monkey of their favorite color. That, combined with letting go of one desire, is said to make the wish come true. The monkey is considered a godly messenger, and there are three monkeys – “see no evil, say no evil, hear no evil” – seen everywhere, including the main hall. I
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Love the elegant grate!
Love the elegant grate!
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The miniature torii, normally seen at Shinto shrines, is considered an entrance to a spiritual place. Here it is placed low on a building wall within an area with a lot of bars to prevent drunken guys from urinating on the building!
The miniature torii, normally seen at Shinto shrines, is considered an entrance to a spiritual place. Here it is placed low on a building wall within an area with a lot of bars to prevent drunken guys from urinating on the building!
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