More doors and gates in Japan

wanderlustig Travel 10/02/202211/02/2022 1 Minute

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After I already showed Torii, the entrances to Japanese Shinto Shrines, I now would like to present doors and gates to Japanese temples, the Imperial Palace and Himeji Castle. In Japan the term „temple“ refers to Buddhist religious sites.

You will notice that some places were very busy. Nowhere though, did this pose a problem, at least before Covid-19, because the Japanese people are very considerate, dodging instead of jostling, and the international tourists adapt.

This for Dan Antion’s great Thursday Doors Challenge. Thank you, Dan for hosting!

Always looking forward to your feedback.

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8 Kommentare zu „More doors and gates in Japan“

I. J. Khanewala sagt:

15/02/2022 um 15:53

True

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wanderlustig sagt:

15/02/2022 um 09:18

Now I would be happy to stand in a queue if it as in Japan …

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I. J. Khanewala sagt:

15/02/2022 um 05:53

Those are really long queues. I must have been lucky to have visited on days when there were no queues.,

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rkrontheroad sagt:

12/02/2022 um 00:46

I had to smile at the crowds in your photos. Many a time I have tried to photograph without people, but you have embraced their presence at these notable Japanese sites. Enjoyed this!

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wanderlustig sagt:

11/02/2022 um 18:54

Thank you 😊. I want to return to Japan, a fascinating country.

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Tanja sagt:

11/02/2022 um 11:33

beautiful doors! I’d love to visit Japan one day

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wanderlustig sagt:

10/02/2022 um 22:30

You are welcome 😊.

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Dan Antion sagt:

10/02/2022 um 20:35

These are such interesting doors and buildings. Thanks so much for sharing them with Thursday Doors .

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