Photos of STILL LIFE (2/10)

Stone Buddha Statue Quietly Closing Its Eyes At The 88 Sacred Places On Shikoku At Ryuko-ji Temple

Lion Casting A Quizzical Glance At The Lantern Standing In Myoho-ji Temple

Compared To The Gandhara Buddha Statue, The Chinese Buddha Statue Had A Very Soft Face

Ancient Greco-Roman Sculptures, Fascinated By Their Own Reflection In The Glass

Offering Money Given To The Zazen Statue

Mysterious Objects At Jokyo-ji Temple

Nio Statue At Gumyo-ji Temple

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

Yama Behind The Door

Yasaka Shrine's Guardian Dogs Standing Next To Shofuku-ji Jizo Hall

Masked Guardian Dogs Standing On Wakamiya-Oji Street

Plaque On The Gate Of Eisho-ji Temple

Green Fox At Toyokawa Inari

Skeletal Model Of A Tyrannosaurus Placed By The Stairs

Zuishin-mon Gate Of Suitengu Is Integrated With The Building

The Hammurabi Code Monument Standing Quietly In A Museum In Ikebukuro

Lamps Glowing Finely In The Former Udagawa Residence

Grcic's Chair_ONE In Front Of The Gallery

Image Of Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva Seated In The Sutra Collection At Jigen-ji Temple

The Same Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva Treats The Child-Rearing Kannon And The Eleven-Faced Kannon Quite Differently

Chichibu Is The Copper-producing Area Where The Wadokaichin Was Cast

At The Watari-um Museum Of Art, Behind The Ceramic Works, There Was A Man Manipulating Flames With The Palm Of His Hand

A Dignified Guardian Dog Sits In Front Of The Cenotaph For The War Victims Of The Warship Tama

Dedicating A Ladle With The Bottom Missing To A Prayer For Easy Delivery Sounds Like A Pun

Windmills Were Spinning Next To The Many Mizuko Jizo Statues At Koan-ji

Musashi Nitta Doesn't Mean Newly Cultivated Land, But A Place Name Derived From A Person's Name

It Is Hard To Believe That The Model For Nio Is The Greek Mythological Hero Hercules

The Third Largest Bronze Buddha Statue In Japan, The Tokyo Daibutsu Is Only 13 Meters Tall

Equestrian Statue Of Prince Akihito Komatsunomiya

Lanterns In Tokudai-ji

The Design On The Brazier Reminds Me Of A Stone Garden

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

Many Jizo Statues Stand Side By Side At Daen-ji Temple On The Way To Gyoin-zaka

A Courtesan And A Crow Were Looking At The Precincts Of Tomioka Hachimangu Shrine In The Same Way

Chicken Illustration On The Glass Door Of Yurakucho Sanchoku Yokocho

The Stairs Leading To The Restaurant Were Decorated With Lights Like A Planetary System

The Guardian Dog At Shinagawa Shrine Were Also Paying Attention To A Keikyu Train Running Nearby

A Stone Monument Over 2 Meters High With A Large Inscription Of Omori Shell Mounds

The Members-only International House Of Japan Is Also Free To Enter The Lobby And Gardens

The Seated Statue Of Shakyamuni Buddha By The Side Of The Approach In Kichijo-ji Looked As If He Was Continuing His Training