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Grilled fish restaurant.
Olympus Camedia (October-December 2006, JICA-UNCRD Human Security Course). Slightly improved with Picasa.
This is sacred rope made of rice stalks used in the Shinto religion for purification purposes or to ward off malicious spirits.
This picture was taken at Koromo Shrine in Toyota City-- a shrine that dates back to the 12th century.
This is sacred rope made of rice stalks used in the Shinto religion for purification purposes or to ward off malicious spirits.
This picture was taken at Koromo Shrine in Toyota City-- a shrine that dates back to the 12th century.
Obara Fureai in Toyota City, Aichi, Japan. Taken on Mon, 26 Dec 2016 12:00:05 GMT with a Panasonic camera.
FOR KRISTINE JOY. In 1634, the Buddhist priest Sanei from the Kojakuji Temple planted the first maple/momiji trees that have made Asuke. The momiji leaves should have been bright red when we came but we were told that because of global warming, this had been delayed by 2 weeks since 2 years ago.
Olympus Camedia (October-December 2006, JICA-UNCRD Human Security Course). Slightly improved with Picasa.