Autumn in Japan ・日本の秋 — through the years.
Below I offer a few newly-found, but certainly not “new,” autumn photos taken over the years (from 1984 and 2009). I’ve taken more recent ones, in more recent autumns in Japan, but I thought these would suffice for this year. I may update if or when I run across more share-worthy photos.
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Kinkaku-ji, the Temple of the Golden Pavilion. Kyoto. 1984
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Mist in Kurama. October 2003.
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Looking towards Shinnyo-do Temple. Kyoto. November 2009.
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Tea Break During Rice Harvest. Tsuda. 1984.
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Kiyomizu-dera. Kyoto. Fall 2001.
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On Jingu no michi, looking towards the Higashiyama. Kyoto. 2003.
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Ladder. Kurama. November 2003.
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Along Tetsugaku no Michi (“Philosopher’s Path”). Kyoto. 2003.
For much more on, and more photos from, Philosopher’s Path, click here.
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Evening “light up” at Eikan-do Temple. Kyoto. 2003.
Eikan-do (see photo immediately above) is one of my favorite temples in Kyoto. I highly recommend checking out Eikan-do’s website. In May 2008 one of the head priests granted a group I was guiding an hour-long audience to discuss Eikan-do and some of the basic tenets of Buddhist theology and philosophy. Disclosure: I had a hand in editing one of Eikan-do’s web pages.
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One, more recent, additional photo:
Facing North on Kawabata Street, Kyoto. November 2009.
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