Okunoin Temple, Wakayama

Okunoin is one of the most sacred places in Japan and a popular pilgrimage spotOkunoin’s cemetery, the largest in Japan, with over 200,000 tombstones lining the almost two kilometer long. Prominent monks and feudal lords, have had their tombstones erected here over the centuries.Towards the walking path you will reach Gokusho Offering Hall which lies near a row of popular statues “Jizo”, that looks after children, travelers, and the souls of the deceased. 

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17. April 2015 by Joey
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Spring at Tokyo Disneyland

Good Morning from Tokyo Disneyland. There are many type of beautiful flowers like Cosmos, Veronica, Gerbera, Aster & a lot more blooming around the park. Besides all the rides it’s another good fun way to enjoy a stroll with your camera to capture some nice flowers snapshot like this in Spring time. 

15. April 2015 by Joey
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Happy Egg Hunt, Tokyo Disneyland 2015

It’s time for “Disney Easter” at Tokyo Disneyland. Visitors can challenge themselves in the “Egg Hunt in Tokyo Disneyland” program for a unique way to experience “Disney’s Easter” at the Park. Let see if you can find the colorful Easter eggs that the Easter bunnies have hidden all around the Park. This special event is held from April 2nd to Jun 23rd, 2015.

 

15. April 2015 by Joey
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Yunokawa Hotspring, Hakodate

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Yunokawa Onsen situated in Hakodate is one of the three major hot springs on the island of Hokkaido. The local train above will have it’s stop from Hakodate station that bring passengers to Yunokawa Onsen in 30mins. 

13. April 2015 by Joey
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Silver Pavilion, Kyoto

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 Silver Pavilion also know as “Ginkaku-ji Temple” in Kyoto features wooded grounds covered with a variety of mosses, and a Japanese garden, the rock and sand garden is particularly famous, and a pile of sand said to symbolize Mount Fuji has now come to be a part of the garden.

13. April 2015 by Joey
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