Recap of Worldschool Travel Tour: Japan in Summer 2010 » The group in front of a Jizo statue (protector of children and travelers in Japanese Buddhism) with Hattori-san, a Buddhist monk, at his temple, Jikei-ji, in Mikuni, Osaka, where I used to live.

The group in front of a Jizo statue (protector of children and travelers in Japanese Buddhism) with Hattori-san, a Buddhist monk, at his temple, Jikei-ji, in Mikuni, Osaka, where I used to live.

The group in front of a Jizo statue (protector of children and travelers in Japanese Buddhism) with Hattori-san, a Buddhist monk, at his temple, Jikei-ji, in Mikuni, Osaka, where I used to live.

The group in front of a Jizo statue (protector of children and travelers in Japanese Buddhism) with Hattori-san, a Buddhist monk, at his temple, Jikei-ji, in Mikuni, Osaka, where I used to live.

Standing in front of the famous huge Shinto torii gate of the Itsukushima Shrine on Miyajima Island in Hiroshima Bay, Japan. It’s one of the most famous views in Japan.
Men carrying a float during the Tenjin Matsuri summer festival in Osaka, Japan on July 24th, 2010.

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