Sojiji Soin
An old Soto Zen temple. It was once the head temple; after a fire the head moved to Yokohama, and this site remained as the founding temple.
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An old Soto Zen temple. It was once the head temple; after a fire the head moved to Yokohama, and this site remained as the founding temple.
The shrine behind a morning market said to have run for over a thousand years.
Said to have run for a thousand years. Note: damaged in the 2024 earthquake; reopening is under way.
One thousand and four small paddies on a slope running down to the sea. Lit up in winter.
Powdered diatomaceous earth in the ground coat and 124 divided steps make it the toughest lacquer in Japan.
Said to be the world's only museum devoted solely to lacquer, comparing Japanese work with Chinese and Southeast Asian.
Once the head temple of Soto Zen; rebuilt after fire and earthquake, its cloisters still bind the halls together.
Five-metre bamboo fences packed solid against the winter wind - a wall produced purely by function.