812. Kosho-ji Buddhist Temple at autumn
Kansas w buddyjskiej świątyni Kosho-ji...
Fujita Memorial Garden - Aomori - 藤田記念庭園 - 4K Ultra HD
Located in the heart of Hirosaki city in Aomori (northern Japan), the Fujita Memorial Garden was built in 1919 by Fujita Kenichi who was the first chairman of the Japan Chamber of Commerce and Industry.
While not unique in Japan, this garden features both a traditional Japanese house, now used as an art gallery, and a European style house which has been turned into a cake shop. The latter happened to be Mr. Fujita’s main residence. There are also a pair of Japanese gardens.
Despite it’s modest size, the Fujita Memorial Garden is a fantastic place all year long for a small stroll and some good cakes!
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281. Cicadas concert in Sendai City, Japan
Cicadas concert in Sendai City, Japan.
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Cherry in Japan: Kita-Kamakura; and eating at places in Tokyo and Kanagawa
Sorry, I’m really awkward in front of the camera.
I went to a café about 10 minutes away from Kobuchi station.
I then went to Kita-Kamakura during the hydrangea season in June. I found some poor squirrels and hassled them by stalking them; which I also do to some poor baby birds.
I also ventured around Tokyo and Kanagawa with a friend, trying out either some completely vegan places or places with vegan options.
On the 7th of July, it was Tanabata. One version of the story goes that there were two lovers that could only meet on the 7th due to an agreement and the woman’s father being a controlling arse. She used to weave beautiful cloths but fell lonely, so she was introduced to her husband, instantly fell in love but then became so wrapped up in her husband that she wasn’t productive in her weaving. As a result, she was only allowed to see her husband once a year. The magpies make a bridge for them to cross and meet each other, but if it rains on the 7th of July, it means that something happened and they couldn’t meet for some reason.
The story is adapted from the Chinese folklore ‘The weaver girl and the cowherd’. There are festivals, a famous one in Sendai and one in Hiratsuka. This year’s festival was on the 8th, 9th, and 10th of this month, in Hiratsuka. I went to it in my first year in Japan and it’s incredible. I haven’t been able to go to one since because I now work when it’s on but I highly recommend it. Usually people write wishes on the pieces of paper, which they attach to bamboo.
Here are some videos about Tanabata:
Story -
Song -
Making Wishes -
Music:
Coming into Focus by Dave Depper
Smiling Flowers by David Szesztay
Traveller by David Szesztay
Welcome Home by David Szesztay
Candlegravity by Tomies Bubbles
Links:
• Happy Cow is great for finding out where the animal-friendly options are in your area, as well as having recipe ideas and more information about veganism -
• Earthlings is an eye-opening documentary about the five ways we use animals. This is the most powerful film I have ever seen -
• Cowspiracy has links to their sources. Basically, animal agriculture is destroying our planet -
2015 WEHOPE Dharmathon Japanese Message by Rev. Miyoshi
The WEHOPE gathering was a five-day meeting of Jodo Shinshu Buddhist Kaikyoshi ministers from around the world reflecting on their common mission to freely share the truth of the Buddhadharma in a way that speaks to the immediate concerns of the communities they serve. On April 15 and 16, 2015, a total of 18 ministers shared the Dharma messages which are presented here.
WEHOPE stands for West and East Hongwanji Overseas Propagation Exchange. The two mother temples are in Kyoto, Japan: Jodo Shinshu Hongwanji-ha – Nishi Honganji (West) and Shinshu Otani-ha – Higashi Honganji (East).
Wednesday, April 15
Japanese Message
・Rev. Miki Nakura (New York Sangha, Shinshu Otani-ha) 「これ、仏の手だぞ。」(Eng. “This is Buddha’s Hand”)
English Messages
・Rev. Shinji Kawagoe (Papaikou Hongwanji Mission, Jodo Shinshu Hongwanji-ha) “The Way of Looking at Things”
・Rev. Patti Nakai (Buddhist Temple of Chicago, Shinshu Otani-ha) “The Liberation Theology of Shinran Shonin”
・Rev. Katsuya Kusunoki (Buddhist Church of Lodi, Jodo Shinshu Hongwanji-ha) “Peace”
・Rev. Marcos Sawada (Hilo Higashi Honganji, Shinshu Otani-ha) “Your Happiness is My Happiness”
・Rev. Kosho Yaki (Aiea Hongwanji, Jodo Shinshu Hongwanji-ha) “Arigatou, Gomen Nasai”
・Rev. Ryoko Osa (North America District Office, Shinshu Otani-ha) “To Be Saved”
・Rev. Ronald Kobata (Buddhist Church of San Francisco, Jodo Shinshu Hongwanji-ha) “Coming A.L.I.V.E.”
・Rev. Tomoyuki Hasegawa (North America District Office, Shinshu Otani-ha) “Beams of Light Shining Brilliantly from Each Flower”
Thursday, April 16
Japanese Message
・Rev. Ryuta Furumoto (Senshin Buddhist Temple, Jodo Shinshu Hongwanji-ha) 「浄土真宗を語る」
・Rev. Nobuko Miyoshi (West Covina Higashi Honganji, Shinshu Otani-ha) 「本願力:願いが私を動かす」
English Messages
・Rev. David Fujimoto (Puna Hongwanji, Jodo Shinshu Hongwanji-ha) “The Dharma Lū’au: Everything the Dharma Has Taught Me”
・Rev. Mauricio Ghigonetto (Nambei Honganji Brasil Betsuin, Shinshu Otani-ha) “Shin Buddhism is Really Buddhism”
・Rev. Diana Thompson (Tri-State Denver Buddhist Temple, Jodo Shinshu Hongwanji-ha) “Language”
・Rev. Peter Hata (Higashi Honganji Los Angeles Betsuin, Shinshu Otani-ha) “Betsuin Tour Guide”
・Rev. Cristina Sato (Hongwanji Brasilia, Jodo Shinshu Hongwanji-ha) “Are You Buddhist?”
・Rev. Ken Yamada (Berkeley Higashi Honganji, Shinshu Otani-ha) “Seeing is Believing”
・Rev. Jerry Hirano (Salt Lake Buddhist Temple, Jodo Shinshu Hongwanji-ha) “Is the Dalai Lama Your Boss?”
Uchiko Za: Kabuki Teather Building di Uchiko
Uchiko Za: kabuki teather building di Uchiko. Gedung yang terbuat dari kayu ini merupakan tempat pentas Kabuki di Uchiko.
京都の四季 興正寺 紅梅 白梅
西本願寺の南側にある興正寺。門を入ると紅梅と白梅が迎えてくれます。紅梅の方が早く咲き、ほぼ満開を迎えていますが、白梅は咲き始めたばかりです。
撮影は２０１０年２月２０日。写真２９枚をスライドショーにしました。（当方ブログ「京都を歩くアルバム」より）
Nagoya Dome
This is the Nagoya Dome where the Dragons play. It's a really great stadium! Japanese baseball has a different culture behind it. While it's not bad by any means I definitely prefer the American baseball experience.
Travel Jepang : Cinta dan kebahagiaan di Great Kannon. Shodoshima, Kagawa, Jepang.
Travel Jepang : Cinta dan kebahagiaan di Great Kannon. Shodoshima, Kagawa, Jepang.
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Sebuah patung besar setinggi 50 meter berada di gunung yang menghadap ke sisi barat pulau Shodoshima. Patung besar ini dikenal dengan nama Great Kannon Shodoshima (Shodoshima Daikannon). Patung putih besar ini patung dewi Buddha yang welas kasih, Kannon.
Dalam bagian dada patung Kannon terdapat harta karun yang sangat berharga bagi kuil yaitu gigi dari Buddha, sumbangan dari sebuah kuil di Sri Lanka. Pengunjung bisa memanjat atau menggunakan lift untuk sampai di lantai paling atas kuil ini. Selain peninggalan suci ini, lantai ini memiliki dek observasi untuk melihat berbagai pemandangan indah di Shodoshima.
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Dari halte bus, pengunjung harus berjalan kaki sampai atas bukit sekitar 10 menit dan tiba di patung Great Kannon. Mobil atau Taksi :
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