Find results that contain all of your keywords. Content filter is on. Search will return best illustrations, stock vectors and clipart.
Make it so!
You have chosen to exclude "" from your results.

Choose orientation:
Explore cartoons & images using related keywords:

asia

basin

chozuya

culture

front

garden

izumi

 japan japanese jojuen kumamoto kyushu religion religious scoops shinto shrine suizenji temizuya tradition traditional water

Temizuya And Water Scoops In Front Of The Izumi Shrine In Suizenji Garden Editorial Photo


Temizuya and water scoops in front of the Izumi shrine in Suizenji Garden Editorial Stock Photo
Download
Designed by
Title
Temizuya and water scoops in front of the Izumi shrine in Suizenji Garden #136957719
Description

Kumamoto, Japan - November 11, 2018: Temizuya and water scoops in front of the Izumi shrine in Suizenji Garden

This image is editorial
Kyoto, Japan - November 16, 2017 :Temizuya :: water ablution pavilion for a purify the soul
Kyoto, Japan - November 16, 2017 :Temizuya :: water ablution pavilion for a purify the soul
Kyoto, Japan - November 16, 2017 :Temizuya :: water ablution pavilion for a purify the soul
Tokyo - Japan, June 17, 2017; Purify hands and mouth at the temizuya, water pavilion, in front of Senso ji Temple in Asakusa
Chozuya or Temizuya water ablution pavilion at Tsurugaoka Hachimangu shrine

Temizuya - water tank for ritual of washing the hands and mouth before entering the Ueno Toshogu Shinto shrine
Japanese women in kimono who purify themselves with temizuya water before praying in the Asakusa

Bannaji Temple is the most famous Buddhist temple in Ashikaga City. Temizuya - water tank
Dragon at Chozuya or Temizuya (Water ablution pavilion) of Kitaguchi Hongu Fuji Sengen Jinja shinto shrine.

Dragon at Chozuya or Temizuya (Water ablution pavilion) of Kitaguchi Hongu Fuji Sengen Jinja shinto shrine.
Dragon at Chozuya or Temizuya (Water ablution pavilion) of Kitaguchi Hongu Fuji Sengen Jinja shinto shrine.
Hishaku dippers of Chozuya or Temizuya water ablution pavilion at Yakushi-Ji temple.
Hishaku dippers of Chozuya or Temizuya water ablution pavilion at Yakushi-Ji temple.
Senjafuda stamps, Miyabori carvings and shishi guardians at Chozuya or Temizuya (Water ablution pavilion) of Yushima Tenmangu