Have you ever heard of a temple that protects a nation? Look around you. We are standing before the dignified gates of Joju-ji Temple. This temple holds a unique place in the heart of Japan. It was founded in 810 on the order of Emperor Saga. Joju-ji Temple wasn’t always an Obaku sect temple. It started as a Tendai School temple. Later it changed hands, becoming a spiritual center for the Hamuro family. Ultimately, it found its current home within the Obaku sect. This lineage is evident in the Chinese architectural influences found throughout the temple grounds. One of the most striking features of Joju-ji is its vibrant crimson pathway. Imagine this path in autumn. The maple trees erupt in a fiery display of red. It’s a sight that draws visitors from all over, eager to witness the beauty of the season.
Центральный дом работников искусств
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