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  Inunakiyama

  11.06.07 | Permalink | 3 Comments

  If you’re new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. Thanks for visiting! On Sunday I went to Inunakiyama, a mountain close to where I live. It is very scenic and has an interesting legend behind it. Inunakiyama means Dog Cry Mountain. A Hunter was hunting with his dog on this mountain. [...]

• Japanese Folk Tales, Photo

  Kachi-kachi Yama

  02.19.06 | Permalink | Comment?

  This was spotted at a park near our house. It`s about a traditional Japanese children`s story called Kachi-kachi yama From the linked article: The title of the story comes from the especially painful trick that the rabbit played. The tanuki was carrying a heavy load of kindling on his back to make a campfire for [...]

• Japan, Japanese Folk Tales, Photo, Temple/Shrine

  Ebisu-san

  08.19.05 | Permalink | Comment?

  Ebisu the god of god of fishermen, good luck, and workingmen and symbol of Osaka. Always with trusty rod and fish by his side. Technorati Tags: Japan, Osaka, Asia, Quaisi, Kansai, Expat, English, Blog

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