


A bad ass dragon!

...and a little baby dragon

Check out this tree in front of one of the temples:


This temple was under construction and is covered by this awning:



I also have some shots of the Japanese garden which is a staple of any temple, shrine or palace. The gardens were very simple with only rock, trees, and waters. Large groups of blooming flowers is not part of the Japanese style.



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