| Page Views: 777 Last Visit to Koyasan: April, 2004 | The peaceful Kukai's retreat by LeDragon - last update: Jul 29, 2004 |
Spirituality | The Daimon, leaving the town |
For many japanese, espacially those member of the shingon budhist sect, KoyaSan is the aim of a pilgrimage. Some will finish there the "88 temple of Shikoku pilgrimage". Foreigners will often stay in temple, so to be able to attend the prayer. The surrounding is incredibly beautiful and peaceful, altough it can be full of visitors, all japanese, but for very few exceptions. |
|  | The Daimon gate, entering the town Notice the two guardians... and that it was 6 o'clock in the morning... |
| Bridge near the Zofuko-in |
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| Pros: | "Peace and beauty" | | In A Nutshell: | "Budhism, japanese style" |
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