#Chozu

[bonguri]

20240629 Hattasan 4 by Bong Grit Via Flickr: 手水のお水で花飾り。 Photo taken at Hattasan Soneiji temple, Fukuroi city, Shizuoka pref.

[michellerakar]

Mr Marcus World is run by muscular animals and is where The Nays are forced to take tests in a school-like setting. This is a World that none of them enjoy going to, but they don't end up going there often.

[teruriphoto]

Simplicity #168: Chozu-ya / Kamakura Walk #03

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Along the path to the hall of the temple,

There is a Chozu-ya or water-filled basin

To purify the bodies and the minds of visitors

As a butterfly is dancing merrily in the air.

As a sign of Omotenashi (hospitality)

Petals of a hydrangea are left

On the basin to make guests feel refreshing

During the hot summer season.

Simplicity counts-.

Omotenashi (hospitality) spirit

Is seen here silently in this manner

As an example of… you can say,

Embodiment of Japanese culture.

When you visit this island nation,

And no time to go west far to Kyoto,

High-tech oriented Tokyo may be

Your only destination to go yet

Kamakura, another former capital,

Only 40 km down the south,

Worth visiting to meet good old faces

Of the country.

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お堂へと続く小径には

手水舎があった。

そこには紫陽花の花が置かれ

来客を静かにもてなしていた。

そのさりげない心遣いに

美の顕現を観る。

日本のこうした

おもてなしの文化の

懐の深さを見てとるようだった。

鎌倉散策は楽しい。

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[yugiohz]

Apropos nothing I’m not a fan of childhood friends to lovers but I am rooting for ryo and chizu so muchhhhh

[farmstayjapan]

The large tree at entrance of Hanjitsu Jinja in Fukushima is lit up at night to show its autumn foliage until the 20th of November. This shrine is dedicated to Masayuki Hoshina, who founded what became the Matsudaira house of Aizu. The second photo is the hana-chozu, (Washing Water Basin Filled with Flowers) inside the Hanjitsu Jinja's grounds of flowers of the season. The hana-chozu trend has spread through shrines and temples throughout Japan as during the covid pandemic, temples and shrines refrained from allowing visitors use the ladles to wash their hands. 　#土津神社 #土津神社紅葉 #土津神社の紅葉 https://www.instagram.com/p/Ck4e-WVySWD/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[verfire]

"'Hozen steals master's wine' is more than blindly swinging a stick around. Here, let me show you."

A quick little doodle of Chozu! (: My Pandaren from World of Warcraft.~ Please enjoy!

[whyjapanesepeaple]

Hana-chozu, a flower arrangement in a handbasin for purifying the hands before praying at a shrine dedicated to a traditional Japanese deity.

[spst-haru]

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[ficst]

ㅡ star tabby icon’s ♡ like :) *°`♡ Por favor, dê like se for usar ou se salvou

[japanesewords]

手水｜ちょず｜To clean yourself before prayers at shrines in Japan

[mizunokisu]

湯島天満宮の手水 by Neconote Via Flickr: the chozu of Yuhima-temmangu

[bonguri]

20221125 Gifu temples 2 by Bong Grit 持ってるコシナの一連のレンズは色が豊かに表現されるので好き。 @Enzanji temple, Gifu city, Gifu pref. （岐阜県岐阜市 延算寺） https://flic.kr/p/2o6f9N5

[michellerakar]

It's October which means Inktober time! This year I'm doing what I'm calling Worldtober where I'll do some drawing dedicated to a different World each day in The Nays.

The first day is The Gek World, which is the first World that The Nays end up in other than their home World. The Gek communicates with them through tape recorders.

[flat-sight]

2017.01.23

[xanderbilt]

(Chozus)

[verfire]

My Pandaren, Chozu, in a hat. (: Where will his adventures take him?