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Torii Gate. It Represens A Boundary Between The Secular World And The Sacred World. The Color Of The Torii Was Originally White, But It Changed To Red Under The Influence Of Buddhism.
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Fushimi Inari-Taisha Shrine Is Known Worldwide As One Of The Most Iconic Sights In Kyoto, Japan. More Than 1300 Years Historical Building Time Travelling To Present, In The City's Storied Heritage With Their Sloping Roofs And Elaborate Wooden Facades
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Nikko, Japan - UNESCO World Heritage Site. Part Of Tosho-gu Shinto Shrine, Traditional Stone Lanterns.
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Nikko, Japan - UNESCO World Heritage Site. Part Of Tosho-gu Shinto Shrine, Traditional Stone Lanterns.
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TOKYO JAPAN - MARCH 27,2018 : Sensoji Temple At Asakusa Neighborhood, Tourists Come To Pay Homage To Buddha & Pray. This Temple Is A Place Of Pristine Beauty, Architectural Treasures Are Unique To Japan. One Of Tokyo's Must-see Places To Visit.
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A Lonely Deer Roaming In A Temple Surrounded By A Florest In Nara In Japan
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'Goshuin', As It Is Called In Japan, Is A Seal That Is Handwritten By A Monk And Is Given To Worshipers At Shrines And Temples. Also, The Notebook Used For Goshuin Is Called 'Goshuincho'.
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Torii Gate. It Represens A Boundary Between The Secular World And The Sacred World. The Color Of The Torii Was Originally White, But It Changed To Red Under The Influence Of Buddhism.
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'Goshuin', As It Is Called In Japan, Is A Seal That Is Handwritten By A Monk And Is Given To Worshipers At Shrines And Temples. Also, The Notebook Used For Goshuin Is Called 'Goshuincho'.
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'Goshuin', As It Is Called In Japan, Is A Seal That Is Handwritten By A Monk And Is Given To Worshipers At Shrines And Temples. Also, The Notebook Used For Goshuin Is Called 'Goshuincho'.
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A Sacred Horse At A Shrine Called 'Shinme' In Japan. A Horse That The Gods Ride During Religious Ceremonies.
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Izumo Taisha In Kamiarizuki, Taisha-cho, Izumo City, Shimane Prefecture, Japan.Izumo Taisha, Taisha-cho, Izumo City, Shimane Prefecture, Where Gods From All Over The Country GatherIn The Tenth Month
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'Goshuin', As It Is Called In Japan, Is A Seal That Is Handwritten By A Monk And Is Given To Worshipers At Shrines And Temples. Also, The Notebook Used For Goshuin Is Called 'Goshuincho'.
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