People Walking The Approach Of Nanzen-Ji

Worshipers heading for main hall in Nanzen-Ji

Some worshipers were heading for the main hall

Shot at Nanzen-Ji, a Zen Buddhist temple in Kyoto.

A big wooden gate built in 1628 stood at the entrance of the precinct. So I climbed it and watched the approach stretching to the main hall from above with an absent air. I could see the approach and the people walking through the trees.

Three figures were heading for the main hall. One of them put a sunshade. They might come here to hold a Buddhist memorial service because all of them wore a back clothes.

JP

Oct 2006 IN THE CITY KYOTO

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590

Shooting Date

Sep 2006

Posted On

October 30, 2006

Place

Nanzen-Ji, Kyoto

Genre

Street Photography

Camera

CANON EOS 1V

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