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tamiart:Murasaki Shikibu was a writer during the Heian era of Japan, born in 973. She is most famous

平安神宮 Heian ShrineBy : Chi (in Oz)

Kubuki actor Bandō Tamasaburō V dressed as a woman from the Heian period in Japan (794 to 1185)

Kyoto Heian Hotel’s Japanese Garden - Top Ranked By A US Magazine! Located west of the Imperia

In the Heian period Japan (794–1185), the garments were hung on a rack over burning incense, s

elsewheregreen:Buddhist Ritual Bell with Five-Pronged Vajra Handle. Japan, Heian period, 12thC. Toky

beifongkendo:16th century calligraphy of a poem by Kiyohara no Fukayabu (9th century, Heian period):

Kosame giku (chrysanthemums in the rain)Japanese has many word to describe the rain: nagaame is a lo

Edo Nagashibina is a ceremony that originated during the Heian era. Children send into the Sumida ri

jeannepompadour: “Court lady from the Heian period (794-1185 AD) by Chigusa Kotani, early

theantidote: Dragon King, Japan Heian period 11th - early 12th century CE Wood with

平安神宮（Heian-jingu shrine : Kyoto) 春の花とは眩しいもの。

平安神宮（Heian-jingu shrine : Kyoto) 水面に映った景色。 春の終わり、水面に落ちた花びらが小さなかたまりを作って浮かんでいる様子を花筏と呼びます。 花の小舟は流れに乗って次

平安神宮（Heian-jingu shrine : Kyoto)

平安神宮（Heian-jingu shrine : Kyoto) 枝垂れ桜と空の色。 平安神宮は紅枝垂れが多いことで有名。 竹で組まれた棚にも風情があります。

平安神宮（Heian-jingu shrine : Kyoto） 屋根を乗り越えそうなほど育った枝垂れ桜。 創建から１００有余年。 明治に植えられた木々も大きく育っています。

Tuesday 3rd October 2017. 16:00 Kyoto Japan.Heian-jingu Shrine’s gardens will always be one of

Kyôto Heian Jingu　京都　平安時代 2012年04月08日

tanuki-kimono: “Freeform” kimono costumes styling by Mozu. It’s always interesting

jeannepompadour: “Court lady from the Heian period (794-1185 AD) by Chigusa Kotani, early

Kyoto Heian Hotel’s Japanese Garden - Top Ranked By A US Magazine! Located west of the Imp

Murasaki Shikibu was a writer during the Heian era of Japan, born in 973. She is most famous for wri

平安神宮（Heian-jingu shrine : Kyoto） 屋根を乗り越えそうなほど育った枝垂れ桜。 創建から１００有余年。 明治に植えられた木々も大きく育っています。

The big red Torii of Heian Jingu in Okazaki park, Kyôto. Japans second-largest Torii after the

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