 | Koyasan, Japan, Japan |
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... and Dad took me up for a stay and I was really impressed with the (sorry to be such a tourist) way it seemed to be the Japan we all look for when coming to Japan. The place is full of temples (and shrines), some of which you can stay at yourself, as long ...
... , so difficult to capture on photo. From Shin Osaka on the subway, then train via Osaka, Namba and finally Gokurabashi to Koyasan via funicular and local bus. We finally arrived at our Buddhist monastery, Ekoin Temple, by late afternoon. A brief ...
... were waiting for passengers exiting the funicular. Everything was so well synchronized that traveling efficiently inside Japan was effortless. Koyasan could be easily divided into two sections: the transcedental footpath through a forest of towering ...
... Kongobuji, pero yo ya estaba mas que harta de templos, asi que no entre. Cuando acabamos de explorar las tiendas de Koyasan, recogimos los trastos del hostal y cogimos el funicular para bajar la montana y encaminarnos a Osaka. Cuando llegamos, cenamos en ...
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