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1 giorno fa · An illustration of Saichō with tea leaves. He is known for having introduced tea to Japan. Sanjūsangen-dō in Kyoto, a print of a Tendai temple, by Toyoharu, c. 1772–1781. During the Heian period, the capital was shifted to Kyoto (then known as Heiankyō) by emperor Kanmu, mainly for economic and strategic reasons.
5 giorni fa · This school was founded by Saichō (767–822), who studied the Chinese Tiantai school in China, including the nianfo methods taught by Zhiyi. During the Heian period, Japanese Pure Land continued to develop in Tendai monasteries, such as the Mt. Hiei complex.
2 giorni fa · Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine. Inari is the name of the god of rice in Shintoism. And when rice is the staple food, it is not surprising that Japan has around 30 thousand Inari shrines. Among them, one of the most popular and oldest Japanese shrines is the head shrine Fushimi Inari Taisha in Kyoto, which was built in 711.
5 giorni fa · On his head is a crown, (and) within the crown is an emanation (i.e. an image) of the buddha Amitāyus. "In addition, he has four arms: the first right arm holds a rod, the second (right) arm grasps a lotus; the first left (arm) holds a wheel, (and) the second left (arm) holds a conch.
5 giorni fa · Sentirsi soli – Zen che ci spiega come evitare di pensare di rimanere soli
5 giorni fa · La Kappa reste une figure emblématique du folklore japonais, symbolisant à la fois les mystères et les dangers des eaux. Sa présence dans la culture contemporaine montre comment une ancienne légende peut évoluer tout en conservant son essence originelle. En apprenant à les connaître, on découvre une partie riche et fascinante de la ...
3 giorni fa · CRÓNICAS EN FLORIDA, EFEMÉRIDES MUNDIALES Y OTRAS YERBAS UN 4 DE JUNIO EN VARIOS AÑOS PREPARADO POR GM CAPAYPRY VER LA WEB en www.gmca...
