Senso-ji, Tokyo
Happy Girl Being Carried On Her Father's Shoulders
Senso-ji Temple, Tokyo
Before I Knew It, I Was Used To Seeing Faces Wearing Masks
The Sandals Displayed At The Hozo-mon Gate Were So Large That One Would Have Thought Godzilla Would Wear Them
Beyond The Large Lantern Of The Hozo-mon Gate, The Large Lanterns Of Kannon-do Can Be Seen
It Must Be The Translocation Effect That Makes The Food At The Stalls On The Temple Grounds So Delicious
I Think That The Custom Of Incense Burning Is Common In Temples Outside Of Japan, But The Custom Of Bathing The Smoke Seems To Be Unique To Japan
Many People Dressed In Kimonos Stroll In The Precincts Of Senso-ji Temple
Nakamise of Senso-ji Temple, Tokyo
The Nakamise At Senso-ji Temple Has A Long History And Is One Of The Oldest Shopping Streets In Japan
Senso-Ji, Tokyo
Even Among The Same Buddhists, There Are Differences In The Way Of Praying In Different Countries
Kaminari-Mon Gate, Tokyo
Kaminari-Mon Gate
Couple Profiled By Smoke
Big Lantern And Small Lantern
Couple And Food Stalls
Couple Sharing Paper Fortunes
Pile Of Ashes And Two Persons
Table Under Umbrellas
Toward The Main Hall
Agape Baby
Paper Fortune And Insensitive Woman
Kaminari-Mon gate, Tokyo
Kaminari-Mon And Rickshaw Wallah
Couple In Kimono Standing Under A Willow Tree
Worshipers Under The Big Lantern
Umbrella And Kimono
Young Woman Wearing Face Powder And Kimono
Girl Beside An Incense Burner In Senso-Ji
Hozomon Gate in Senso-Ji, Tokyo
Young Couple Walking Beside Hozomon In Senso-Ji
Cherry Blossom And Tower In Senso-Ji
Couple Lighting Off Incense Sticks
Buddha Statue Putting Its Hands Together
Hozomon gate, Tokyo
Lanterns And Hozomon Gate In Senso-Ji
Nakamise-dori, Tokyo
People Walking Nakamise
Shadow In The Temple
Smoke From The Incense Burner At Senso-ji Temple And Botafumeiro In Santiago De Compostela
Faith
Sanja Festival Delights The Kid
It's Sanja Festival!
Same Cadence Of Prayers
Woman Bathing In The Smoke Of An Incense Burner
Insanity In Senso-Ji
Little Kid Was Looking Back
TEMPLE
BUDDHA STATUE
HAT
GARDEN
PRECINCT
PILLAR