The main entrance to Eiheiji TempleWalking up the main entrance taking in the peaceful greenery, you get the sense that this is a special placeBuildings appear through the lush green foliageNice combination of stonework with natures colors aroundMap of the temple groundsA little bit of Autum colorThe temple is built on the hillside so there are stairs and gardens everywhere. It makes for a very nice settingInteresting shaped structureThis room was huge. I think it was 400 tatatmi mats in sizeWalking through corridorsThe ceiling of this room was very detailedLooking back down one of the stairways within the templeThe buildings are connected with stair corridors allowing you to walk around the entire complex undercoverIts a long walk up hereNot sure what this object was representingThe scenery outside of the windows is quite serene
Magnificent workmanshipTime for some quiet reflectionThe buildings blend into their surrounds nicelyGardens and buildings both well maintainedThe wood on the floor was very smooth under foot. You walk around of course with no shoes hereOne of the temple buildingsTemple groundsNo shortage of stairs to exercise onLots of history hereBack on the stairsLooking towards the main temple building up the hillSome guards watching over the groundsThe covered structure on the left is one of the inner staircases. Going up the stairs reminded of a scene from an animeSo much greenery on the groundsGentle stream running down past the temple
These pictures are amazing. Absolutely love them. Especially #4. It looks as if the statue is floating above the moss. That’s put a smile on my face. Cheers.
I asked for directions from where I live, (Texas), and the computer told me to kayak across the Pacific until I reach Japan. Now, I kayak occasionally, but… I think that’d be a little hard on the arms, don’t you think?
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These pictures are amazing. Absolutely love them. Especially #4. It looks as if the statue is floating above the moss. That’s put a smile on my face. Cheers.
Thank you. Much appreciated. I enjoyed visiting this area.
Truly incredible photos. Reminds me so much of the temples I visited in Kyoto. Thanks for sharing.
No problems. Temples are always a good visit 🙂
Truly amazing. It’s like the home of the gods.
Someday I am gonna visit that temple. Its just so beautiful!
本当に美しく、素晴らしいと平和、どのようにこの場所ができますか？
I can’t wait to go here someday.
Great photos of Eiheiji, I too would love to get there!
I asked for directions from where I live, (Texas), and the computer told me to kayak across the Pacific until I reach Japan. Now, I kayak occasionally, but… I think that’d be a little hard on the arms, don’t you think?
this place looks beautiful…
did you visit there
I would love to visit this place whenever we are in Japan.
A great place to visit. incredible pics and shots.