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6 comments:
The graves all look quite new and shiny. Mind you, I don't know how long it takes granite to start to weather or grow lichen!
The grave of my relatives has the same
system.When visiting the grave.ask the
temple staff to unlock it.
there is person who mischiefs in the grave.That's why the temple is locked so thatonly people who visit the grave can enter.Of course,I think there is alsothe influence of the pandemic.
There is punishment for mischier in the
grave!
Must be to keep it safe, although I can not imagine Japanese people damaging a grave in any way.
Pamela: This is interesting, hopefully it is locked because of pandemic.
The head stones are so close together.
Catherine
I find the cemeteries very interesting. Those stones fascinate me.
It seems strange that all the others temples and shrines are open during the pandemic, but this one isn't. I'm sure there is a reason behind it!
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