Honen-in Temple 8

September 8, 2012 by andrewamiet 0 Comments | Full size is 0 × 0 pixels

The two asymmetric piles of sand near the entrance of the Honen-in Temple. Additionally, the design on the tops of the piles is regularly changes left to the discretion of one of the temple’s monks

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