老澳门六合彩开奖记录

S艒ji-ji Soin

Kanazawa & the Hokuriku Coast


This beautiful temple was established in 1321 as the head of the S艒t艒 school of Zen but now functions as a branch temple. The site's buildings were damaged by the 2007 Noto earthquake and remain under fastidious reconstruction. S艒ji-ji Soin welcomes visitors to experience one hour of zazen (seated meditation; 楼300; 9am to 3pm), serves 蝉丑艒箩颈苍-谤测艒谤颈 (Buddhist vegetarian cuisine; 楼2500 to 楼3500) and can accommodate visitors (with two meals 楼6500; single women prohibited). Reserve at least two days ahead.

The temple's renovations are set to be completed in 2021.


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5. Senmaida Rice Terraces

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21.86 MILES

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