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18 mai – haiku

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raze de soare
mestesugind lumina
din intuneric…

o fotografie cu atata lumina, incat templul parca ar fi atelieriul unde se repara Soarele…

Fuki-ji is a Tendai temple in Bungotakada
Oita Prefecture, Japan.
📸@ichijikupai
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16 mai – haiku

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ma pierd in toamna,
ca o calatorie
prin sentimente.

prima impresie a fost ca asa arata interiorul inimii mele, podul este un canal peste trairi si sentimente, iar emotiile imi infrunzesc in curcubeu…

Taisho ike Pond 🥰 ❤️
Photo: @dera_e_mon
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13 mai – haiku

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calatorie
spre destinatii gri si
acuarela roz…

Cu destinatia in gand, ar fi privirea oarba la minuni?!…

Hanamomo no Sato
Achi Village, Nagano Prefecture
😍 🇯🇵 ⛩ 🗻 🌸
📷 kotankotankotan182
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10 mai – haiku

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templu emanand
o hipnoza magica –
ii sunt sanctuar…

A red shrine that sleeps in the depths of the forest
The Kirishima azalea was in full bloom and Only bees and abs can be seen here. 🥰
Photo: @nk.08_27
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9 mai – haiku

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la cununia
lui fuji cu amurgul,
culori inflorind…

Evening view, above the cloud line, near Mount Fuji, Yamanashi Prefecture, Japan.
Photo credit: ji_ji_jo via Instagram.com
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5 mai – haiku

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o punte intre
realitate si vis –
asa si viata…

Japan is full of wonderous and captivating places, many of which show their beauty throughout the whole year.
Hello from Ibaraki 🥰 ❤️
Photo by: @kotankotankotan182
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XXVIII – haiku/ aprilie

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intr-o parte – vis,
alta, – realitate:
oare unde sunt?

de partea cealalta a pozei este un vis…

📍Kitayama, Kyoto, Japan
If you want to experience traditional rural Japan and you’re willing to drive a rental car, the Kitayama Mountains north of Kyoto make the perfect day trip.

While Kyoto is surrounded by mountains on three sides, the Kitayama Mountains, which lie to the north of the city, make the best destination for daytrips out of the city. There are easy drive and they’re filled with temples, traditional thatched-roof houses and scenic vistas.

The most popular destination in the Kitayama area is the village of Kurama, which is famous for its mountain temple, Kurama-dera Temple. This is the classic daytrip out of Kyoto and it is easily reached by the Eiden Eizan Line, which leaves Kyoto’s Demachiyanagi Station (at the northern terminus of the Keihan Main Line) and arrives in Kurama 30 minutes later. Some cars on this line have special sightseeing cars that allow you to enjoy the views of Mt Hiei and the southern Hira-san Range. Once the train passes Ichihara, you enter forest, including some nice stretches of bamboo and maple. The classic hike here involves climbing to the main hall of the temple, then over the peak of Mt. Kurama and down to the picturesque village of Kibune, from which you can hike down to Kibune-guchi Station on the Eizan Line (total hiking time about three hours at a relaxed pace).

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📸: @Mamiko
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XXVI – haiku/ aprilie

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cires rozaliu,

de ai incalta poante,

ce pas de balet!…

📍heian Jingu Shrine – Kyoto
Heian Shrine (平安神宮, Heian Jingū) has a relatively short history, dating back just over a hundred years to 1895. The shrine was built on the occasion of the 1100th anniversary of the capital’s foundation in Kyoto and is dedicated to the spirits of the first and last emperors who reigned from the city, Emperor Kammu (737-806) and Emperor Komei (1831-1867). Heian is the former name of Kyoto.
A giant torii gate marks the approach to the shrine, around which there are a couple of museums. The actual shrine grounds themselves are very spacious, with a wide open court at the center. The shrine’s main buildings are a partial replica of the original Imperial Palace from the Heian Period, built on a somewhat smaller scale than the original.
👉 Don’t forget to book your experienced local award winning guide through Tokiotours if you are planning to come to Japan! Www.tokiotours.com
📷: @Falfa