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It Is Difficult To Feel The Former Vigor Of The Sanpo-ji

The Statues Of The Four Heavenly Kings, Made With Four Heads, Look Like Characters From A Video Game, A Little Too Cute To Be Dignified

Despite The Unusual Guardian Rabbits, The Shrine Building Reflected In The Window Glass Was Quite Plain

The Actual Bunbuku Tea Kettle, Which Is Often Thought To Exist Only In Fairy Tales, Is Kept At Morin-ji Temple

The Kirin On The Nihonbashi Bridge Has Wings That Should Not Be There

Neither Earthquakes Nor Incendiary Bombs Have Destroyed The Sangedatsu-mon Gate Of Zojo-ji Temple, Which Still Stands Strong 400 Years Later

Squinting, You Seem To Be Feeling Quizzical

Jindai-ji Temple Has A National Treasure Statue Made In The 7th Century, And Recently Made Statues Of Daikokuten And Ebisu

It's Okay For The Arhats To Have Fun

Statues Of The Five Hundred Disciples Of The Buddha At Kita-in Temple, Each With A Different Expression And Pose

Offering Money Given To The Zazen Statue

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

Masked Guardian Dogs Standing On Wakamiya-Oji Street

Green Fox At Toyokawa Inari

Zuishin-mon Gate Of Suitengu Is Integrated With The Building

Couple Looking At The Same Phone Under A Tree

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

Equestrian Statue Of Prince Akihito Komatsunomiya

The Statue Of Masujiro Omura Towering Over The Approach To The Shrine

The Shrine Hall Of Nishimuki Tenjinsha, Which Is Supposed To Face West, Actually Seems To Face Nagano, Where Suwa-taisha Shrine Is Located

Hozen-ji Temple Has A Statue Of Budai With A Big Smile On His Face

Buddhist Practice Called Life Release Was Done Also In Hindu Shrine

Countless Jizo Bodhisattvas Are Placed In The Precincts Of Jomyo-in Temple

In The Story, The Ako Ronin Are Supposed To Be Righteous Warriors Who Avenged Their Lord's Death, But The Shogunate Treated Them As Mere Intruders

The Gesture Of Clasping Your Hands In Front Of Your Chest Is Called A Wai, A Sign Of Respect

Big Face On The Hill

White-capped Pig Standing By The Wayside

Qilin In Sunny Spot

Nio Looking Down

Fox Turning Away

Horrible Face On The Other Side Of The Netting

The Roof Of The Mazulou Tianhou Temple Is Crowded With Gods

Woman Setting To A Statue

Hair Color Was Blue

Windmills Were Spinning Around

Owl Lingering Around At The Entrance

Foxes In Straight Rows

Upright Tail

Two Foxes In A Small Shrine