The temple is a Buddhist temple of Tendai sect exceptional Motoyama located in Chofu-shi, Chika-ji Temple Town, Chofu-shi, Tokyo.
It is known for one of the three major Daruma-shi, “Shikedera Temple City”, and the neighboring Tokyo Tsunami Botanical Gardens was the former temple.
The main honor is Amida Sanshi, a resting place in the main hall, in Tokyo, it is the second oldest neighbor of Asakusa ‘s Asakusa.
“Gegege no Kitaro” (Gegege no Kitaro) is a Japanese manga work by Shimizu Mizuki, a wearok no Kitaro with a strong sense of justice in the hero fights a bad youkai to make a peaceful world where youkai and humans can coexist It is a story.
Chofu city is said to be the second hometown of Shigeru Mizuki. He seems to have moved to Chofu from 1954 and was also an honorary citizen of the city.
When you try to go to the mountain gate of Fukaji Temple, you come into my eyes first, “Kitaro teahouse”. Many youkai are greeted by Buildings like Mizuki World as it is, with Kitaro as the lead.
ManyMany photos with a sense of presence will greatly enhance your “feeling of going out on a journey”.
Matsuo Basho (Matsuo Basho) is a haiku dancer from the early Edo period and now comes from Iga City, Mie Prefecture. As a haiku, I changed my real name Shobo at the beginning, then Momo and Basho.
He is also known worldwide as Hector, is one of the best haikaku in Japanese history.
Basho accompanied his disciple, Kawai Sora, walking through Edo in Genroku 2 years and traveling to Hokuriku in Hokuriku and traveling to Ogaki in Gifu is famous for its book “Hosoda Road”.
Shenzhen (Fukagawa) is located on the western side of Koto Ward, Tokyo, adjacent to the plain in the north, Fuyuki in the east, Tomioka in the south, Monzenkaku-cho in the southwest and Fukuzumi in the west.
Fukagawa don (Suga Fukagawa), which was named after the place name, is also known as a specialty.
Many photos with a sense of presence will greatly enhance your “desire to go on a journey”.
People all over the world admire the beauty of cherry blossoms in Japan.
This book captures the dazzling beauty of Tokyo’s cherry blossoms.
The three most famous cherry blossom viewing spots in Japan’s capital, Tokyo, are the East Gardens of the Imperial Palace, Chidorigafuchi, and Yasukuni Shrine.
The East Gardens of the Imperial Palace is the main part of the former Edo Castle, a historic place where the castle keep and the O-oku (the inner palace) once stood, and is now maintained as a park.
Chidorigafuchi is famous for its cherry blossoms, located between the moat of the Imperial Palace and the British Embassy, a rethinking location in Tokyo.
Yasukuni Shrine is home to the standard tree against which the blooming of Tokyo’s cherry trees is measured.