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Hasedera Temple - Coloured carp in the ornamental pond
10-Aug-1997
The Hasedera (or Hase Kanon) Temple is set on a hillside overlooking Kamakura. It is named after the large bronze multi-headed/multi-armed statue of the Buddha.
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Hasedera Temple - The garden, pond & trees
10-Aug-1997
Most Buddhist temples include peaceful landscaped gardens, usually with a pond or lake stocked with ornamental carp and with carefully maicured trees.
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Kamakura - Hase
Sue looking out over Kamakura from the terrace at Hasedera temple
10-Aug-1997
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The rooftops of Kamakura from the terrace at the Hasedera temple
10-Aug-1997
The sea in the distance clearly shows how windy the weather was.
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The rooftops of Kamakura from the terrace at the Hasedera temple
10-Aug-1997
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Kamakura - Hase
Bright red dragon fly
10-Aug-1997
A feature of the temple garden at Hasedera was the insect kingom equivalent of the Boeing 747. This photograph really doesn't convey the size of these impressive dragon flies.
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Kamakura - Hase
Stern looking guardian
10-Aug-1997
Apparently these statues are not angry, they look like this because of the effort of protecting people.
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Kamakura - Hase
Electric train coming into Hase station bound for Kamakura
10-Aug-1997
This single track line seems to touch the houses on each side.
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