Actually, it's a little disappointing, or at least it was when I was there about four or five years ago. The interiors of some of the buildings are quite nice, and there's a beautiful lake, though. I'll post more photos from my visits soon (I've been there several times, but not recently).
P.S. I should add that although it might not be the most picturesque of places, its's considered an excellent resource for the study of East Asian religions.
Thank you for viewing my blog. I look forward to visiting your Web site because I, too, enjoy Japanese culture very, very much. I used to live in Chiba-ken. I enjoy old-time Japanese culture (especially Muromachi and Edo jidai), the type of thing many people would call furu-kusai today.
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Kim was talking about this monastery just yesterday... Must be a beautiful place. I have to visit one day, soon.
Actually, it's a little disappointing, or at least it was when I was there about four or five years ago. The interiors of some of the buildings are quite nice, and there's a beautiful lake, though.
I'll post more photos from my visits soon (I've been there several times, but not recently).
P.S. I should add that although it might not be the most picturesque of places, its's considered an excellent resource for the study of East Asian religions.
beautiful photograph.
Thanks, Isabel!
Thanks, Crooshatched and C~, for your very kind comments. I appreciate them.
Hello, Chiaki-san, blog yokoso he!
Thank you for viewing my blog. I look forward to visiting your Web site because I, too, enjoy Japanese culture very, very much. I used to live in Chiba-ken.
I enjoy old-time Japanese culture (especially Muromachi and Edo jidai), the type of thing many people would call furu-kusai today.
Mata yoroshiku onegaitashimasu,
Michael
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