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ZENPUKUJI SEIRYODEN

© Alex T. Mizuno

ZENPUKUJI SEIRYODEN

Uploaded: October 19, 2011

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This is the main hall of Zenpukuji, a Buddhist Temple in my hometown. The main hall is called "Seiryoden." The box in the foreground is "saisen box" which is used for offerings. Originally built in 14th century but the main hall was burnt down repeatedly by fires. Photographed at Zenpukuji Temple in the city of Hamura, Japan.

Comments

Michelle Alton October 19, 2011

What a gorgeous capture Alex. The light is so uplifting. #1416514

David M. Montero October 19, 2011

I am always in awe of the artistry of these buildings. The craftmanship is without equal. Well done Alex. #9747376

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