Legendary Shinto shrine with " Heart " Japanese calligraphy

　　　This Shinto shrine is named Mirror Shinto shrine ( kagami jinnja ).

This is the legendary Shinto shrine which there is from the ancient times about 1700 years ago.

There is it in Karatsu-shi, Saga Prefecture.

God dedicated to by here is Empress Jingū (170-269).

She performed religious service at the time of war here and dedicated a mirror.

This area of circumference is named " Mirror ", too.

　　　We rinse out a mouth and hands before entering the precincts of the Shinto shrine.

This is called a small pavilion with water and ladles (chouzuya, or temizuya).

　　　There is the normal in the one side of the approach to a shrine, but there is it on both sides here. 

It is very excellent structure.

　　　"心" (shinn, or kokoro). It is translated as heart, maind, spirit, etc.

　　　This character is written by Kanzi, regular script.

This is a movie of the noted place of Kyoto. 
There are scenes of "Fushimi Inari-taisha" ( Shinto shrine) .
 You may already have been to here. 
If it is so, you are lucky.  

Thank you for your visit, always. 　

I am grateful for your support.

I love you.
sincerely yours.

From Japan.
 

Gracias por tu visita, siempre. 
Estoy agradecido por su apoyo.
 
te quiero.
sinceramente tuyo.
De Japon.

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The lovely Japanese photographers and their projects have been quietly waiting to be discovered.

Now is the time. 　Click the quote mark below, here you go.

This photo was taken by " Koichi_Hayakawa ".

The title of the photo is　" Mt. Fuji seen from Mt.Takabocchyama Nagano " .

Koichi_Hayakawa is a member of the project " FIND/47 ".

You can see many views of Japan here.

And, the place where the photo was taken can be confirmed.

If necessary, the photos will be downloaded for free.

The following self-introduction will help your understanding of this project.

Why not explore Japan, which is not known yet?

I wish you good luck.

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" FIND/47　Japan's hidden visual delights "

Japan is home to 47 prefectures offering 47 distinct experiences shaped by the natural scenery, historical architecture, and local traditions unique to each region.

Even after a dozen visits, there will still be more that you have yet to see.

FIND/47 offers a dynamic visual platform for discovering aspects of Japan you didn't even know you were looking for.

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ABOUT FIND/47

FIND/47 is a photo-sharing community designed to promote stunning scenes from Japan's most overlooked localities.

The dynamic photographs archived on this website showcase off-the-beaten-track scenes of nature, historical buildings, regional festivals and customs, and other local subjects from across Japan.

Such subjects have been captured for years--both by professionals, as well as casual photographers who often discover gems in their own backyards that more seasoned lensmen may overlook--

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FIND/47 is a community in which anyone may reuse the photographs published on the site.

By inviting the public to browse our archives and find surprising and unexpected moments of beauty that they can then publish in media worldwide, we hope to encourage people of all nationalities to travel to Japan and explore even those parts of the country that rarely appear in tourist guides.

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Thank you for your visit, always. 　

I am grateful for your support.

I love you.
sincerely yours.

From Japan.
 

Gracias por tu visita, siempre. 
Estoy agradecido por su apoyo.
 
te quiero.
sinceramente tuyo.
De Japon.

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Hello everyone visited.
Thank you for visiting "FIND/47".

Only selected photos are uploaded, so just looking at it is fun.
And it's free to download.
I'm a photo lover and I don't need to download it, 

but I love the "concept" of such a "Good but Free" site.

The WEB has evolved because it is “free”, 

and I hope that it will continue to exist in the future.
The good things survive by being "free", and the bad things are culled by being "free".

Today's society is like, "Oh, this way. That's no good, this is no good."
In a storm of self-restraint, "justice" and "loudness" pass through the center of the road. We are suffocating.

Even on WEB photo sites, when I see a site that has a signature or watermark on the photo, or has a detailed cautionary note about copyright, I immediately close it.
If it's such a photo, there are many more "FIND/47" and "free and wonderful photos"! I will think.

I respect copyright.
But if they claim it, they should be formally published as a work.
In the Free and No charge WEB world, they shouldn't claim it.


I sincerely pray for the perpetuity and development of all my friends and their sites.