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Arigato, Japonia! 17. Stradute vechi in Kyoto / Arigato, Japan! 17. Old Streets in Kyoto
Leaving Kiyomizu-dera, I took a right turn on two old streets very nice renovated. Thier…
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Arigato, Japonia! 16. Kyomizu-dera, Kyoto / Arigato, Japan! 16. Kyomizu-dera, Kyoto
Back to Kyoto, I started early in the morning and went to visit Kiyomizu-dera, one…
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Arigato, Japonia! 15. Ce am mancat in Japonia / Arigato, Japan 15. What I Ate in Japan
I have stated many times on this blog that I don’t eat either fish nor…
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Arigato, Japonia! 14. Yakushi-ji, Nara / Arigato, Japan! 14. Yakushi-ji, Nara
If my decision to visit Horyu-ji was influenced by the personality of its founder –…
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Arigato, Japonia! 13. Horyu-ji, Nara / Arigato, Japan! 13. Horyu-ji, Nara
Horyu-ji or the Temple of the Flourishing Law is the first Japanese construction which entered…
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Arigato, Japonia! 12.Altarul shintoist Kasuga-taisha, Nara / Arigato, Japan! 12. The Shinto Shrine Katsuga-taisha, Nara
The Shinto shrine Kasuga-taisha, built in 768 by the powerful clan of Fujiwara, is well…
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Arigato, Japonia! 11. Todai-ji, Nara / Arigato, Japan! 11. Todai-ji, Nara
Todai-ji was built in 752 by the Emperor Shomu to defend the country against the…
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Arigato, Japonia! 10. Nara, vechea capitala imperiala / Arigato, Japan! 10. Nara the Old Imperial Capital
Nara has been the first permanent capital of Japan, before it was moved to Kyoto.…
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Arigato, Japonia! 9. Templul Eikan-do / Arigato, Japan! 9. Eikan-do Temple
At the beginning it was a villa which a noble donated to a priest. He…
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