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One of the great bonuses found on the Sasaguri Pilgrimage is that numerous times the walking trail passes through pristine forests of Gian... -
Rakan, sometimes called arhats, are said to be the disciples of the historical Buddha. Statues of them are known for being quite expressi... -
Osaka City Air Terminal does have buses that run to both Kansai Airport and Itami Airport, but in reality it is a multi-use business and c... -
Namba Hatch is a uniquely-shaped building on the south bank of the Dotonbori River in Namba, Osaka. It is a kind of concert hall and music... -
This is one of the more than 1000 Hina dolls on display at the Nagashibina Doll Museum in Mochigase Town, Tottori Nagashibina refers ... -
The gate at Dogaku-ji is quite unusual. Architecturally, it is, I believe, Chinese in style, but with a different style of roof that is no... -
I began day 31 of my walk along the Chugoku Pilgrimage at Kiyo, a fishing harbour on the north coast of Yamaguchi Its late March, and so S... -
The day after the Summer Solstice, and my route now hugs the convoluted coastline up to Hinomisaki. Hinomisaki is the western cape of the ... -
Approaching Abu, 2 small islands lie just offshore. The smaller island is named Megashima, which means Doe Island. It has a single torii a... -
Dogakuji Temple in Tokushima on Shikoku is the temple where Kobo Daishi studied as a young child. It is the 2nd of the 20 extra temples on...