Two silhouettes walked toward Torii

Great Gate In Yasukuni Jinja

Some Religions Consider Abraham, Moses, Jesus, And Muhammad As False Prophets Sent From The World Of Darkness

The Area That Serves As The Approach To Yasukuni Shrine Seems To Have Been A Place For Archery And Horseback Riding Practice During The Edo Period

In The Middle Of The Approach To Yasukuni Shrine Rises A Statue Of Masujiro Omura, The Founder Of The Japanese Army

Closed Shin-mon Gate At Yasukuni Shrine

The Etiquette Of Dismounting And Dismounting Has Been Around For A Surprisingly Long Time, And It Is Said That Those Who Broke It Were Punished With A Caning

Umbrella In Yasukuni Jinja

Four Men In Front Of Torii

Zero Fighter And Long Shadow

The Polite Way To Pass Through The Torii Gate Is To Bow Before Passing Through, As If You Were Visiting The Home Of A Superior

Torii And A Bird In Yasukuni Jinja

Legs Walking Between Shadows

I Suppose It Is Necessary To Overwhelm People With Size In Order To Demonstrate Religious Authority

Silhouttes Of Lanterns In Yaskuni Jinja

If You Go To The Back Of Yasukuni Shrine, You Will Find A Garden With A Pond And Tea Ceremony Rooms

National Foundation Day Commemorates The Day Emperor Jinmu, Considered The First Emperor, Is Said To Have Ascended To The Throne In 660 B.C.

Despite Chuta Ito's Design, The Shinto Gate Of Yasukuni Shrine Has Nowhere Near The Ancient Indian Style

What Is The Official Name Of The Place Where The Paper Fortune Is Tied?

The Imperial Crest Of The Chrysanthemum

Mother Chasing Children

Gate With The Chrysanthemum Throne

The Calm Surface Of The Shinchi Pond May Be A Mirror Reflecting The Thoughts And Feelings Of Those Who Visit The Shrine Dedicated To The War Dead

Shin-Mon In Yasukuni Jinja

Sumo Wrestling Was Once A Ritual To Predict The Harvest

Like Traditional Japanese Custom, Myanmar People Seem To Sleep On Sleeping Mats On The Floor

Sultan Ahmed Mosque Has Six Minarets

Stark-naked Boy And Grandma

It's Hard To Tell If Indonesian Kinship Names Are Older Or Younger

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

The Newly Completed Shibuya Sakura Stage Has An Intricate Escalator Structure, Perhaps Reflecting Its Complexity