
Ginsyaden at Ginkaku-ji, Kyoto
Well its been a week since (my sister) Lauren left, and I am just now sitting down to look at photos from her trip. I am afraid our exploits in Tokyo will largely go ignored, in favor of a few highlights from our trip to Kyoto and Nara. Even there it is hard to know where to begin, so I will start at the beginning with Ginkaku-ji, or the Silver Pavilion, which was the first temple we visited and as it turned out probably a favorite for both of us. The pavilion is set in beautiful gardens created in the early 14th century, which contrasts sculpted sand mounds, (named Ginsyaden & Kougetudai ) with tall cedars and precious pockets of moss.
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Thank you SO much. Jolie, for the pictures and description! Most wonderful!
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