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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... -
Where I grew up, December 26th is known as Boxing Day. On Boxing Day, 2014, I began my 26th day walking along the Chugoku Kannon Pilgrimag... -
Imimiya Shrine in Chofu is quite a large shrine with roots in the mythic past. According to the myth-legend, Emperor Chuai and his consort... -
At almost 600 meters elevation, high on Mount Taima near Hamada is a wonderful garden, truly off the beaten track. A shrine was establishe... -
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 ... -
A little further along the road to Akiyoshidai after visiting the Hirohata Hachiman Shrine, yet another large hachiman shrine appeared. Iw... -
I find it almost impossible to not find beauty somewhere in my view, no matter the place or time. Colours, shapes, angles, shadows, contra... -
Ninotaki Temple is yet another of the temples on the Sasaguri Pilgrimage that has a waterfall for ascetic training and numerous Fudo Myoo ... -
The first place I stopped at to explore when I got to Akiyoshidai was the Akiyoshidai International Art Village. It is tucked away up a na... -
After leaving Renge-ji, temple 44 on the pilgrimage, my way was now pleasantly downhill as the sun got lower in the sky on day 4 of my wal...