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Goshuin: A Sacred Passport to Japan’s Temples and Shrines

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What are Goshuin? Goshuin, a cherished tradition in Japanese temples and shrines, holds significant cultural and spiritual importance. Intricately designed by dedicated monks or Shinto kannushi, These seals serve as proof of each individual’s pilgrimage or spiritual journey. These seals act as a tangible memento, symbolizing the connection between the visitor and the divine energy […]

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Fukuoka’s hidden gem: The breathtaking reclining Buddha of Nanzo-in temple

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Hello, fellow travelers! We are excited to share our recent adventure in Japan with you all. Let’s dive into the captivating world of Nanzo-in Temple in Fukuoka. Did you know, this temple proudly shelters the largest bronze statue on Earth? Imagine a reclining Buddha stretching 41 meters long, standing 11 meters tall, and weighing a

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Nanzo-in

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Nanzo-in temple Nanzo-in temple, located in Sasaguri, Fukuoka, belongs to the Shingon sect of Buddhism. It boasts an impressive legacy spanning over 1,200 years, establishing its place as one of Fukuoka’s oldest and most venerated temples. Its origins trace back to the Heian period (794-1185) and were attributed to a Buddhist monk named Ninshō, a pivotal figure

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Roaring beauty in Osaka: Namba Yasaka shrine and its lion’s head

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Just imagine walking through the bustling streets of Namba, one of Osaka’s most vibrant districts, well-known for its nightlife and street food. As you enjoy the delightful taste of takoyaki (those yummy octopus bites!), something incredible catches your eye. Amidst the city’s concrete landscape, you come across a huge lion statue that appears to be

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Namba Yasaka

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Namba Yasaka shrine Namba Yasaka shrine (難波八阪神社), situated in Osaka’s Namba district, is a fascinating sacred site. Although the exact date of its founding remains unknown, legend has it that it was once called ‘Namba Shimomiya‘ and served as the local deity of the Namba area. It is believed to have been established in response to a

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Tanabata festival: where Japanese dreams take flight among the stars

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July is the prime time for festivals in Japan, making it the perfect opportunity to delve into the captivating customs and legends that enliven these celebrations. If you happen to be in Japan this July, don’t miss the chance to immerse yourself in the enchanting magic of Japanese festivals! One of the most remarkable celebrations

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Chureito Pagoda: A Spectacular Vista of Mount Fuji and Cherry Blossoms

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Tucked away in the idyllic landscapes of Japan, the Chureito Pagoda emerges as a remarkable testament to the nation’s splendid cultural heritage and architectural mastery. One cannot help but feel irresistibly drawn to its serene atmosphere and the impressive vistas it presents. A Brief Overview The Chureito Pagoda, also known as the Fujiyoshida Cenotaph Monument,

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Kiyomizudera temple

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Kiyomizudera temple The Kiyomizudera temple, located in the city of Kyoto, is a Buddhist temple famous for its impressive architecture and its historical and cultural importance. Built in 778, Kiyomizudera is one of the most emblematic temples in Japan. Its name means “temple of pure water” and refers to the sacred waterfall that flows in

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