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Saturday, March 6, 2010
Indigenous Tradition
I introduced Kyoto temple (national treasure, world heritage) and a legend Shinto shrine (another) before.
Today's it is contrastive with them. The interior decoration is hardly considered to be it. There is a brief altar. However, this is a temple.
Seeing from the outside, I am hardly seen in the temple. There is not the priest.
It is the temple of the Frugal village which even does not appear in a map.
Construction and the maintenance of temple and Shinto shrine are very expensive.
However, as for the scale of the temple, I felt that I did not matter to calm the heart of people.
It was surrounded in a forest of the bamboo.
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Wowwww! This trees is so huge! Awesome pictures! =)
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El reportaje es buenisimo.
ReplyDeletela primera foto es espectacular, me gusta muchisimo.
Felicidades por tu trabajo.
Besos
The forest around it seem part of the temple. Size does not really matter, even the photographs feel peaceful.
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Hola amiga, RUMA.
ReplyDeleteMuy buenas las tres así como la explicación que les acompaña.
Besos voladores, caminan hacia ORIENTE.
Another wonderful place I would love to visit one day! Thanks for showing.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures Ruma. There is a gif for you in my "Diario del Absurdo". Congratulations,
ReplyDeleteKyoto is beautiful and I imagine Ruma-sensei and I walking around and Ruma-sensei explain the beauties of Kyoto to me. A beautiful dream... but like sakura, it falls down and withers.
ReplyDeletewoowww que belleza!!!
ReplyDeleteRuma:
ReplyDeleteTus fotos son bellísimas, preciosas, ese bosque de bambú maravilloso, y la casa sensei,adorable.
Un beso para ti.
the first captures this well! Nice series!
ReplyDeleteQue precioso santatuario y aun más hemrosas las fotografías que lo ilustran.
ReplyDeleteUn abrazo y feliz fin de semana.
Estupendo reportaje. Muchas gracias por las buenas exposiciones que realizas. Saludos.
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ReplyDeleteDanke!
Gruss aus der Schweiz
Hanspi
wow Ruma, the place exudes peace and calm. i would love to come here one day
ReplyDeleteRuma-san: hermoso bosque de bamboo!
ReplyDeletefotos de qualidade e registro interessantes.
ReplyDeleteGostei da foto com a floresta densa.
Abraços.
C,est un très beau reportage accompagnée de magnifiques images, merci Ruma pour ce partage !
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful and peaceful place!
ReplyDeletePreciosa, las fotos. Geniales.
ReplyDeleteSaludos y un abrazo enorme.
Esas imágenes transmiten una sensación de paz y armonía que nos hace mucho bien.
ReplyDeleteMuy buenas las fotos como siempre.
Mi agradecimieno por mostrarnos y contarnos cosas de esa hermosa cultura.
Un abrazo.
beautiful
ReplyDeleteWau Ruma...Awesome pictures..i like to see the 1st one..beautiful.
ReplyDeleteInside and outside : completely in harmony!
ReplyDeleteIf your ancestors returned, they would not be surprised because it is the almost similar that formerly.
I'm sure it's a wonderful place, marvelous to rest...I'd love to visit !
ReplyDeleteBonne fin de dimanche, Ruma !
Greetings,
ReplyDeleteThere is something about the landscape of Japan that is serene and magical. The tall bamboo towering above symbolizes the essence of Asian concept between nature and man.
Thank you for sharing,
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great nature, great decoration, very interesting for temple (for me)
ReplyDeleteVos photos sont vraiment superbes,et votre blog passionnant
ReplyDeleteMerci à très bientôt
The bamboo forest is a temple unto itself.
ReplyDeleteThis is very, very interesting.
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Japanese temple theirs have many bamboo trees.
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