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The Benzaiten Temple in Inokashira

Sun, August 9, 2009, by Muza-chan

One of today’s destinations was one of the best-known temples of Benzaiten, the one from the Inokashira Park.

Inokashira Benzaiten Temple

Benzaiten is the Japanese name of the Hindu Goddess Saraswati, the goddess of everything that flows: water, words, music.

Inokashira Benzaiten Temple

Therefore, the temples dedicated to Benzaiten are located near waters.

Inokashira Benzaiten Temple

Benzaiten is one of the seven Gods of luck. On the back of the temple, there is a Dragon-shaped statue with a fountain, where it is said that if you wash your coins, it will bring you wealthness and luck.

Inokashira Benzaiten Temple

Astăzi am vizitat unul dintre cele mai cunoscute temple dedicate zeiţei Benzaiten, cel din parcul Inokashira.

Inokashira Benzaiten Temple

Benzaiten este numele japonez pentru zeiţa hindusă Saraswati, zeiţa a tot ce curge: apa, cuvintele, muzica.

Inokashira Benzaiten Temple

De aceea, templele dedicate ei se află lângă apă.

Inokashira Benzaiten Temple

Benzaiten este şi unul din cei şapte zei ai norocului. În spatele templului, există o statuie în formă de cap de dragon, cu o fântână, unde se spune că primeşti noroc şi bunăstare, dacă îţi speli monezile.

Inokashira Benzaiten Temple

Inokashira Benzaiten Temple
Inokashira Benzaiten Temple


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