㊝ Memories from the land of the rising sun...-for Virginiese ㊝ by KarmaSong
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__ ...Visiting Japan for two weeks for the first time was a real culture shock to me and even more so as I flew back to France at grip with street protests, shop pilfering and burning trash bins.
__I was so eager to escape that French social chaos and discover a “Zen” and peaceful country, where Buddhist traditions coexist with “high technology ” and creative ingenuity, where Japanese megacities are designed with a view to ease the living of the visually impaired who can cross the crosswalks to the sound of digitized cuckoo and nightingale songs—a country where respect for others and self-respect are the driving forces behind a refined and fascinating lifestyle.
__ Thank you so much for your comments and words of support on my previous posts ! Have a nice and artistic weekend !
__ Quelques photos pour toi , Virginie, tes magnifiques photos du Japon l'an dernier ont grandement contribué à prendre mon courage à deux mains pour aller visiter à l'autre extrêmité de l'Asie, ce merveilleux pays qui m'a littéralement enchanté !
photo #1: the Nio-mon pagoda, main entrance gate to the Kyomizudera temple, dating back from the Edo era, in Kyoto.
__ photo #2: Japanese maples are taking on their fall colors all across the country.
__ photo #3: The sun sets over the outer wall of Horyuji Temple in Nara.
photo #4: deep in the forest, up in the mountains, lies the Koya-san monastery complex, one of the major centers of Japanese Buddhism, in the Osaka region. .
__I was so eager to escape that French social chaos and discover a “Zen” and peaceful country, where Buddhist traditions coexist with “high technology ” and creative ingenuity, where Japanese megacities are designed with a view to ease the living of the visually impaired who can cross the crosswalks to the sound of digitized cuckoo and nightingale songs—a country where respect for others and self-respect are the driving forces behind a refined and fascinating lifestyle.
__ Thank you so much for your comments and words of support on my previous posts ! Have a nice and artistic weekend !
__ Quelques photos pour toi , Virginie, tes magnifiques photos du Japon l'an dernier ont grandement contribué à prendre mon courage à deux mains pour aller visiter à l'autre extrêmité de l'Asie, ce merveilleux pays qui m'a littéralement enchanté !
photo #1: the Nio-mon pagoda, main entrance gate to the Kyomizudera temple, dating back from the Edo era, in Kyoto.
__ photo #2: Japanese maples are taking on their fall colors all across the country.
__ photo #3: The sun sets over the outer wall of Horyuji Temple in Nara.
photo #4: deep in the forest, up in the mountains, lies the Koya-san monastery complex, one of the major centers of Japanese Buddhism, in the Osaka region. .
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