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The Torii gate along the road between Ryoan-ji Temple and Ninna-ji Temple gives away the entrance to the Sumiyoshi-Otomo-Jinja Shrine in Kyoto, Japan
Main Gate of the Ninna-ji Temple Kyoto
The street-leven main gate of the Nnna-ji temple features two fierce nio statues. The Buddhist temple Ninna-ji, a UNESCO World Heritage site was established in 886.
The friendly Misshaku Kongō, the open-mouthed of the two huge Kongo-rikishi statues greets all visitors that pass through the Nio-mon Gate of the Ninna-ji Temple complex in Kyoto, Japan
Naraen Kongō, the close-mouthed of the two huge Kongo-rikishi statues that welcome all visitors that pass through the Nio-mon Gate of the Ninna-ji Temple complex in Kyoto, Japan
Garden at the Ninna-ji Temple, Kyoto
Zen garden at the Buddhist Ninna-ji Temple, Kyoto, a UNESCO World Heritage Site
Ikebana at Ninna-ji Temple Kyoto
Beautiful ikebana at the Buddhist Ninna-ji temple in Kyoto, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Zen garden with pond and background pagoda at the Buddhist Ninna-ji Temple, a UNESCO world heritage site in Kyoto
Garden at the Ninna-ji Temple, Kyoto
Zen garden at the Buddhist Ninna-ji Temple, Kyoto, a UNESCO World Heritage Site
Garden at the Ninna-ji Temple, Kyoto
Zen garden at the Buddhist Ninna-ji Temple, Kyoto, a UNESCO World Heritage Site
The five-storied pagoda at the Ninna-ji Temple in western Kyoto, Japan. Ninna-ji is the head temple of the Omuro school of the Shingon Sect of Buddhism
Shrine at the Buddhist Ninna-ji temple in Kyoto, Japan
The Kyōzō, or sutra (scripture) repository, at the Buddhist Ninna-ji Temple in Kyoto, Japan
The Kusho Myojin shrine at Ninna-ji with stone lanterns carved by Oribe Furuta
The five-storied pagoda at the Buddhist Ninna-ji Temple in western Kyoto, Japan. Ninna-ji is the head temple of the Omuro school of the Shingon Sect of Buddhism
