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Camellia Tea Ceremonycamelliakyoto
2025-06-09

Of course there was also another very good reason for visiting Aman Kyōto in the afternoon🤔......🙌😊

Afternoon tea at Aman Kyoto.Afternoon tea at Aman Kyoto.Afternoon tea at Aman Kyoto.Afternoon tea at Aman Kyoto.
Camellia Tea Ceremonycamelliakyoto
2024-08-27

🍑NETHER REGION NEEDS🍇

In Kyōto, no matter your material, physical or spiritual needs, there will be a god waiting to hear your prayers.
And there is a one that has a very specific job...to aid with hemorrhoids (痔核 'jikaku' in Japanese)😮

Small shrine to Shuzan Jiun Reijin, a god that helps with hemorrhoids and problems of the lower body.Iwato Myoken-gu is a shrine to the north west of the city in the hills about Takagamine.Waterfall for ascetic practices at Iwato Myoken-gu.The temple of Enjo-ji (which absorbed Iwato Myoken-gu into its grounds).
Camellia Tea Ceremonycamelliakyoto
2024-08-23

Circles play an important role in zen thought😑
Without corners there is no end and no beginning, just an uninterrupted and continuous journey.

'Ensō' (円相), a circle painted with a single stroke, symbolizes absolute enlightenment, freedom of the mind, elegance, and the universe.

Round windows are a common feature in temple architecture, especially those affiliated with the zen sects.Round windows are a common feature in temple architecture, especially those affiliated with the zen sects.Round windows are a common feature in temple architecture, especially those affiliated with the zen sects. This window belongs to a teahouse at Kodai-ji.Round windows are a common feature in temple architecture, especially those affiliated with the zen sects.
Camellia Tea Ceremonycamelliakyoto
2024-08-23

😵‍💫⏹️WINDOW TO THE SOUL⏺️😇

Visitors to Genkō-an (源光庵) are presented with a riddle when they settle in the main hall...a question built into the architecture of the the temple.

What does the world look like to one who is enlightened?🤔

Two windows hold the key.

The round window within Genko-an's main hall symbolises enlightenment.The main gate of Genko-an, a temple in the hills north east of Kinkaku-ji.A footprint on the ceiling of Genko-an's main hall. Originally floorboards in Fushimi Castle, a violent battle saw footprints and clothing caught forever as bloodstains in the wood. The floorboards were eventually distributed to temples as a prayer for the souls of those that died. Most ended up as ceiling panels.A grumpy onigawara (roof tile ornament) greets visitors to Genko-an.
Camellia Tea Ceremonycamelliakyoto
2024-06-11

Originally home to an artistic community that flourished in the 17th, the narrow valley was much later purchased by one of Japan's leading collectors of obi (帯-kimono sashes), who envisioned constructing a textile museum here.
Work began, but his dream never came to fruition.

The outdoor bath at Aman's spa, surrounded by a moss garden.The Aman resort is made up of detached villas perfectly blended into the surroundings. One of the most luxurious perches on a mighty stone wall that would not look out of place in a castle precincts.The indoor baths at Aman's spa. You get a real sense of how blurred the line between nature and manmade is.Many original features pepper Aman's grounds, including numerous wells.

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