What temple has the weary pilgrim found?
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ANSWER: Kyomizudera Temple, in Kato, Hyogo. More info here:Â http://kiyomizudera.net/
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Where in Hyogo can you have such sweet back-of-house seats?
Where’s this?
Where in Hyogo can you find these scores of immobile soldiers standing at attention?
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This dashing young man may look familiar if you’re big on Japanese history and drama – moreso if you’re interested in books you shouldn’t write in. 　
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This temple’s rock garden was designed to represent the beach where a teenager was killed in single combat. His death is one of the most famous in Japanese history. His killer renounced his samurai life soon after and became a Buddhist monk. This place has some serious education going on…any guesses?
If you run around Japan long enough you’re bound to see or hear about this store, but in this photo it’s the building itself that’s important. What used to be here before American-man-size clothing? (that’s your hint >:D)
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This photo shows entrance　（入å£ï¼‰of kyomizudera temple , in kato shi, Hyogo.(nice clue carved on the stone)
Haha, you are right! I was hoping someone might be confused about which Kiyomizudera it was. Thanks for submitting!