A Japan Photo per Day
Asakusa Shrine Haiden
Asakusa Shrine is built in the gongen-zukuri style, a complex of three buildings forming an H, with a common roof. This is the Haiden, the “hall of worship” or oratory, a building used for ceremonies and for worshiping the shrine’s kami.
Behind the two Zuijin guardians, I caught a glimpse of the Haiden, the main sanctuary, the most sacred building at a Shinto shrine:
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Asakusa Shrine Haiden, Tokyo
EXIF Info:
Nikon D90 | |
Lens: VR 18-55mm F/3.5-5.6G | |
Focal Length: 26mm | |
Aperture: F/4 | |
Shutter Speed: 1/60s | |
ISO Sensitivity: ISO 200 |
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