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A view of Kyoto from the Inari hillside

A view of Kyoto from the Inari hillside

Date:

3/11/2013

Gate at Nanzen-ji

Funny statue in a room at Nanzen-ji

Nanzen-ji garden

Rock garden at Nanzen-ji

Sleeping cats staying dry along Philosopher's Walk

Plum blossoms along Philosopher's Walk

Canal alongside Philosopher's Walk

Katie and the Sand Mound at Ginkaku-ji Temple

Sand sculpture at Ginkaku-ji

Silver pavilion at Ginkaku-ji

A wet Jason at Ginkaku

Plum blossoms at To-ji Temple

A huge 5-story pagoda at To-ji

Awesome plastic sushi display

Gate at Inari Shrine

Brass ornament in the sun

The gates of Inari

Gates and lantern

Gate with plaque

Fox statues at Inari

Jason climbing the stairs to the top of Inari Shrine

A view of Kyoto from the Inari hillside

Katie poses like a local

Jason and the Inari gates

Katie and the gates

Dedications inscribed on the gates

Taiyaki (custard filled fish-shaped waffle)

Garden at Tenryu-ji Temple

Plum blossoms at Tenryu-ji

Camellias and moss

Camellias at Tenryu-ji

Frogs and statue

Katie and Jason at Kameyama-koen park

Lanterns in the Arashiyama neighborhood

Woodwork at Nijo Castle

Roof ornamentation at Nijo Castle

The Nijo entrance gate

Overview of Nijo Castle grounds

The Kyoto train station

Funny translation

View down 11 stories into the Kyoto station building

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Camera model: NIKON D80

Aperture: f/8.0

Shutter speed: 10/6400

Exposure bias: 0/6

Focal length: 350/10

Flash: 0

Size: 4.56 MB

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