the Pain & Glory of hard to reach Temples
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- Опубликовано: 17 июл 2024
- Tokushima | Awakening | Temples 20 & 21
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Accommodation:
Minshuku Panda House (民宿パンダヤ)
Daily Costs Breakdown:
¥1,600.00 Stamps (2 Temples)
¥180.00 Snacks
¥7,600.00 Accommodation
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¥9,380.00 Total
Official Temple Info:
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www.88temples.info/21
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Filmed October 6, 2023. All rights reserved.
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I slept in that very same bed in Pandaya in early 2023! Looking forward to more videos.
What a beautiful temple. Can't wait to see Japan this summer. Buen Camino
🐝Thanks for the great video 🌻
Amazing. I really enjoy every episode and also ordered my first book of the trail… let’s see..
It's not a perfect pilgrimage, but it comes close
What is that translation device? It looks like it is super useful.
it worked great but google translate on a phone is faster and so is the live camera translator.
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What is the name of the translator?
amzn.to/3V1oSc7 but if you have a data plan google translate on your phone works best
If I may add a little something. "The statue of the sitting Buddha" you are hugging in the video ? Well, it is actually Kobo Daishi, still Kukai at the time, the very fundation of the pilgrimage. It is very rude to touch it, you may want to keep this part out of the video. I watched out of curiosity, I may watch for other mistakes. You have a public, so you have a responsability to show good manners, to inspire others to behave well if they attempt the pilgrimage themselves afterward. Thanks
Thank you for the observation. I learned as I went. No one told me what can and can't be done. I won't change the video as this part of the journey. It's a video journal that I will cherish in my old days.
In my experience living in Japan for 17 years, Japanese are very tolerant of foreigners - especially those like you who take such an interest in Japanese culture and traditions. Don’t change the video, it is a part of your journey of exploration and learning.
@@jameszumwalt3660 I am one of the few foreigner official guide (sendatsu) of this pilgrimage. I work in tight connection with the local population and jushoku on the island. It is not okay, at this exact spot and many others, to touch this statue, especially for creating content on the internet. I get complains everyday when I am walking of foreigners misbehaving, and if you know japan, you also know that their patience is not to be tested. To promote such behaviour with little to none information, under cover of "I didn t know who kukai was, I received no information" is not a good way to promote the pilgrimage and the wonderful people who struggle to keep it alive
Well, we each spoke our minds, and let's just leave it at that. The video stays as is. If you don't want foreigners to touch the statue, a small sign will do the trick. I can't read minds.