Recommendation of grave watching

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Whether it depends on the nature of the Japanese people or the difference in religious views, many graves in Japan are truly magical. However, in the grave area of Mt. Koya-san, which has a history of 1300 years, we have seen quite bold and unexpected things.

The big plane was the great man of the airline. The round stone pagoda was the president of a pachinko equipment manufacturer, as expected.

By the way, this grave, the back of Hikaru Hayashi-ji Temple, in front of Karasu Chaya, is the lord of the Suruga Tokugawa family and the second son of Denkichi Ishikawa, Jiro Ax.

Jiro Axe, who became famous as a lacquer artist, seems to have made great achievements in the reconstruction of lacquer art that was devastated by World War I and the earthquake. Watching graves that draw various lives from the end of the book, may be quite interesting if you try it.

Bun, picture Tai Hasegawa (presidency of the Nishi Ward Cultural Association Kitora Association)

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