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Yabusame mounted archery at Hachimangu shrine festival.  Horseback archery has been a feature of the shrine s festival since the early days of the Kamakura period  1192-1333  and this rider wears a sa...
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Yabusame mounted archery at Hachimangu shrine festival. Horseback archery has been a feature of the shrine s festival since the early days of the Kamakura period 1192-1333 and this rider wears a sa...
Zen rock garden
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Zen rock garden
Daibutsu or Great Buddha. Seated Buddha statue cast in bronze and measuring forty four feet tall and dating from 1252
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Daibutsu or Great Buddha. Seated Buddha statue cast in bronze and measuring forty four feet tall and dating from 1252
Head of the Daibutsu aka Great Buddha statue dating from 1252
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Head of the Daibutsu aka Great Buddha statue dating from 1252
Angled view looking up at the head of the Daibutsu aka Great Buddha statue dating from 1252
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Angled view looking up at the head of the Daibutsu aka Great Buddha statue dating from 1252
Angled view of the Daibutsu aka Great Buddha statue dating from 1252
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Angled view of the Daibutsu aka Great Buddha statue dating from 1252
Angled view looking up at the Daibutsu aka Great Buddha statue dating from 1252
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Angled view looking up at the Daibutsu aka Great Buddha statue dating from 1252
Head of the Daibutsu aka Great Buddha statue dating from 1252
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Head of the Daibutsu aka Great Buddha statue dating from 1252
Daibutsu aka Great Buddha statue dating from 1252
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Daibutsu aka Great Buddha statue dating from 1252
Daibutsu aka Great Buddha statue dating from 1252
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Daibutsu aka Great Buddha statue dating from 1252
Angled view looking up at the head of the Daibutsu aka Great Buddha statue dating from 1252
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Angled view looking up at the head of the Daibutsu aka Great Buddha statue dating from 1252
View along row of Jizo statues dressed in red bibs by bereaved mothers and other sufferers
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View along row of Jizo statues dressed in red bibs by bereaved mothers and other sufferers