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the roof is pretty
i love this place, not so crowded & near around is enjoyable esp for fish pool outside the temple, they are all fat. ha. the temple roof is pretty. l love it.
i love this place, not so crowded & near around is enjoyable esp for fish pool outside the temple, they are all fat. ha. the temple roof is pretty. l love it.
a small shrine for some local dignitaries I think. no english translation at the site but I guess to be allowed to be honoured here you must be someone special. only takes a couple of minutes to see.
a small shrine for some local dignitaries I think. no english translation at the site but I guess to be allowed to be honoured here you must be someone special. only takes a couple of minutes to see.
Kengun Shrine is said to be the oldest shrine in Kumamoto City, and as one of the four Aso shrines, the god 々 is enshrined. It is said that the name of Kengun came from the conquest warrior.
the roof is pretty
i love this place, not so crowded & near around is enjoyable esp for fish pool outside the temple, they are all fat. ha. the temple roof is pretty. l love it.
the roof is pretty
i love this place, not so crowded & near around is enjoyable esp for fish pool outside the temple, they are all fat. ha. the temple roof is pretty. l love it.
small but meaningful
a small shrine for some local dignitaries I think. no english translation at the site but I guess to be allowed to be honoured here you must be someone special. only takes a couple of minutes to see.
small but meaningful
a small shrine for some local dignitaries I think. no english translation at the site but I guess to be allowed to be honoured here you must be someone special. only takes a couple of minutes to see.
The oldest shrine in Kumamoto City
Kengun Shrine is said to be the oldest shrine in Kumamoto City, and as one of the four Aso shrines, the god 々 is enshrined. It is said that the name of Kengun came from the conquest warrior.