Soak in Japan's rainy season traditions
Constant gray skies and gloomy showers can only mean one thing in the so-called Land of the Rising Sun: The rainy season.
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Constant gray skies and gloomy showers can only mean one thing in the so-called Land of the Rising Sun: The rainy season.
This popular tourist attraction is home to classical Shinto shrines, interesting museums, countless traditional Japanese inns and hot springs.
Last season, I visited Meigetsuin Temple in Kamakura City, Kanagawa. The temple has a long history and was founded in 1160.
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A “divine wind” that saved Japan from the humiliation of unconditional surrender would in fact have been an ill wind that brought only calamity.