A flying lion under the eaves of Myosen-ji

Mar 13, 2016 - 1 min read

Joshun-ji and Myosen-ji

Neighbouring Buddhist temples in Shimizu, Shizuoka

Peter Sidell

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A few minutes' walk south of Shimizu station in the suburbs of Shizuoka, Joshun-ji and Myosen-ji are two small, neighbouring Buddhist temples, separated only by a low wall between their respective graveyards. Joshun-ji has a couple of interesting Buddhist statues, and the incense wafting around lent it a spiritual atmosphere. There's less to see at Myosenji until you look up under the eaves of the main hall, where you'll find an impressive carved dragon waiting to leap out.

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A flying lion under the eaves of Myosen-ji
The gate to Joshun-ji
A contemplative statue at Joshun-ji
The very compact zen garden in Joshun-ji
An unusual statue at Joshun-ji
A side shrine at Joshun-ji
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