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can you please tell me the address or the temple name in tokyo. I will be going there and i would like to visit.
thank you…
Pictures are all well taken which inspire me to visit all of them. In progress! :o)
Hi Betty,
There are in fact many more to visit, but we can only squeeze these much… I hope you have a fruitful trip to Tokyo, and do take care, especially with the H1NI flu spreading in Japan.
Asakusa Kannon Temple (æµ…è‰å¯º)
2-3-1 Asakusa, Taito-ku, Tokyo
Zojoji (増上寺)
4-7-35 Shiba-koen-nai, Minato-ku, Tokyo
(very near Tokyo Tower)
Hi,
I will be going only in Aug so hopefully the H1N1 saga is over.
Guess kyoto has more to see…
Thanks for sharing.
:o) betty
🙂 yes, would do…
Kyoto definitely has more Buddhist temples to viist, it is afterall the city of a thousand temples. According to a guidebook, about 1,800 Buddhist temples!
We didn’t have much time to explore Tokyo’s Buddhist temples, it was actually a day trip (a break from our Kyoto trip). If you are going to be there longer than a day, perhaps you can visit more. Do come back and share with us. 🙂
See you soon and bon voyage!
Wow! It’s amazing!! love especially the Amitabba Buddha poping outfrom Avalokitesvara head 😉 Will take note and save more money to Japan!