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I've posted photos of the works of Shimane born architect Shin Takamatsu quite a few times. I do like his work and there are a lot o... -
Konjiji is a mountaintop temple in Tokushima. It is the 12th temple on the Shikoku Fudo Myoo Pilgrimage, and also the okunoin of Dainichi... -
Temple 70, Motoyamaji, was a very pleasant surprise. Large, with lots to see, but not overcrowded... The blue walls surrounding much of th... -
Hirata lies close to the north shore of Lake Shinji, Japan's 8th biggest lake, and for a while it was a bustling trading port exportin... -
After coming down from Gakuenji Temple I reach the north coast of the Shimane Peninsula at Uppurui Bay. My way is around the bay to the mo... -
Kandoji, is a fairly small and nondescript temple in the south of Izumo City. As well as being temple 23 on the Chugoku Kannon pilgrimage,... -
A long, straight road leads to the Kitano Tenmangu Shrine near Kurume, and is known as the "path of light" as in mid-March and m... -
By 6:30, the sun was already painting the western sky seen from my night's rest stop on the Uppurui Cape on the Shimane Peninsula. The... -
Saga Toriimoto is a small district at the very edge of Kyoto, up a narrow road leading to the mountain Atago Shrine. It is one of the hist... -
After visiting the delightful 1200 Rakan at Otagi Nembutsuji Temple I descended the narrow mountain road and came into the area known as S...