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A Visit to the Okunoin Cemetary and an overnight Koyasan Temple Stay, are a must-do for many visitors to Japan, especially those seeking a spiritual experience and an insight into Japanese worship …

The peony garden at Tsurugaoka Hachiman-gū, Kamakura, Japan Recently my two sons were on a brief trip to Tokyo and decided to go down to the coastal city of Kamakura to see the iconic 'Kotoku-in' temple Buddha. (30km south east) This monumental bronze statue was completed in 1243 having a commanding height of 13.37 metres and situated in a picturesque location surrounded by lush hills and wooded mountains overlooking the ocean. They also did some hiking along some of the many ancient trails…

Kukai - a Japanese monk who founder of the Shingon or "True Word" school of Buddhism, had started meditation at mausoleum here in March 21, 835 and believed he is still under meditation right now. So, monks have served meal for him twice a day, every single day. Taken at Okunoin of Kongobu-ji, temple at Koyasan.(高野山金剛峯寺奥の院)

Monks at Okunoin Cemetery in Koyasan | Sleeping in a Japanese Buddhist temple: a unique stay you'll never forget https://www.urbanpixxels.com/buddhist-temple-stay-koyasan/

Linternas de Okunoin en Koyasan, Wakayama, Japan / Japón・日本・高野山・和歌山県・奥の院 lantern / lights / temple / buddhism / cultural / orange

A detailed itinerary for a one day trip to Koyasan from Osaka to enjoy the most of this enchanting area tucked away in the mountains, with many temples and a beautiful and ancient cemetery.

The forest surrounding Mount Koya (Koyasan) in Wakayama, a sacred mountain and temple complex founded by the monk Kobo Daishi, serves as a huge cemetery. So huge, in fact, that Okunoin Cemetery, as it is called, is the largest in all of Japan. - www.atlasobscura.com

Okunoin in Koyasan is among Japan's largest cemeteries filled with centuries-old cedar trees, mossy gravestones, and statues. #forest #mountain #koyasan #wakayama #travel #japan

My husband with some giant cedar trees in Okunoin Cemetery, Koyasan Japan.This was not even near the biggest and they were everywhere. The cedar in Japan...