Saturday, June 9, 2018

Meguro Fudoson Rusenji

This Tendai Buddhist temple is dedicated to Fudo Myoo and the home of many festivals throughout the year.  I thought it was interesting because there were so many nooks and crannies with statues and incense burners.  I don't understand their meaning, but I can still appreciate the history and beauty.














It seems like there are always many stairs to climb at temples.






This was the only English sign I saw, but I was glad to read this information.













7 comments:

Vireya said...

That looks like a lovely temple set in beautiful peaceful gardens.

Queeniepatch said...

Most temples, and shrines, in Japan seem to be made up of several smaller buildings or statues.

Janie said...

Wow, lots of interesting architecture, statues and a fountain.
Looks like a good walk.

Julierose said...

What spectacular sites you've visited--lovely pictures...they all look so serene and quiet...hugs, Julierose

Julie said...

Firstly, belated birthday wishes!
So many wonderful things to see when I visit with you, pretty bee keeper stitching too.

roughterrain crane said...

I've visited this temple once. The place was quiet and relaxed visitors.

Leonore Winterer said...

What a beautiful temple!