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A little way after visiting Kitakata Hachimangu, I turned off the old Sanyo-do and took a more modern, rural bypass type road that has few... -
The Mori Mansion in Chofu was finished in 1903, after 5 years of construction. In 1902, Emperor Meiji stopped here twice, on his way to K... -
Chofu is a former castle town near to Shimonoseki at the western edge of Yamaguchi. This was the castle town of a branch of the Mori Clan ... -
The Tomita Hachiman Shrine is one of a cluster of shrines at the base of Mount Bizan not far from the bustling downtown of Tokushima City.... -
Another 28 photos of the gardens at the Mori mansion in Chofu, Yamaguchi. For details please see the previous post. The previous post in t... -
Kozanji is a Soto Zen temple in the old samurai town of Chofu near Shimonoseki. It was established originally as a Rinzai temple in 1327. ... -
I don't have any hard data to back it up, but I would guess that one of the most common names for a temple in Japan would be Kannon-ji... -
The Kotohira Shrine on the hillside overlooking the southern part of Tokushima City was relocated to this spot in 1616 by Hachisuka Iemasa... -
Before I started doing a lot of what I call documetary photography, I mostly took pics of abstract visuals that appealed to my eye. Compos... -
The Hori Family Mansion is located in a narrow valley about 9 kilometers from Tsuwano Castle, and I have always presumed they were high-ra...