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2019年3月18日 · Nara, Japan’s ancient capital, is a wonderfully picturesque city full to the brim with historical and cultural treasures. From awe-inspiring temples and stunning shrines to peaceful gardens and a scenic mountain, it’s one of Kansai’s gems.
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2019年7月23日 · Historical. Taming the Tiger Temple of Nara. Ashley Owen Updated July 23, 2019. Temples Buddhism Temples & Shrines Deeper Japan Second Time in Japan Nara Kansai. Hidden away on the forested slopes of Mount Shigi in Nara Prefecture, Chogosonshi-ji is a striking temple complex best known for the giant papier-mâché tiger guarding its gate.
2023年10月2日 · Main Features. https://pixta.jp. One of Oze’s most popular features is the Ozegahara Marshland. Approximately one kilometer long and six kilometers wide (about .5 miles by 4 miles), it is made up of hundreds of distinct, tiny pools. Access is provided via elevated wooden boardwalks that run across the marsh.
2018年12月13日 · A secluded Buddhist sanctuary tucked away in the forest on top of a mountain, Koyasan is part of a wider UNESCO World Heritage Site that includes various pilgrimage routes and sacred sites in the Kii mountain range. It was established in 816 A.D. by Kobo Daishi, a prolific monk who was responsible for bringing Shingon Buddhism to Japan.
2024年4月3日 · All About Japan Authors. Updated April 3, 2024. Lucy Dayman. Originally from Melbourne, Lucy recently quit her job as a music writer to live in Japan because, why not? Between freelance writing and traveling she's been dabbling in film and some very amateur film photography you can check out on her Instagram.
2017年11月28日 · LGBT Learning Japanese Deeper Japan. Every society has its own jargon regarding the LGBT+ community that reflects their own cultural color. No different, Japan has its own jargon with many discreet terms, reflecting the Japanese preference of indirect expression.
