January 2010 - Koyasan, Japan.

(En) January 2010 - Koyasan, Japan. Near the Tamagawa holy river in the Oku-no-In cimetery, pilgrims bring thin pieces of wood (mizumeke toba) as an offering to bodhisattvas (Jizo, Fudo and Kannon). The piece of wood is then purified with water and fire. (Fr) Janvier 2010 - Koyasan, Japon. Pres de la riviere sacree Tamagawa dans le cimetiere de l'Oku-no-in, les pelerins offrent de fines plaques de bois (mizumeke toba) devant les statues des divinites bouddhistes (Jizo, Fudo et Kannon) avant de les purifier par le feu et l'eau.

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(En) January 2010 - Koyasan, Japan. Near the Tamagawa holy river in the Oku-no-In cimetery, pilgrims bring thin pieces of wood (mizumeke toba) as an offering to bodhisattvas (Jizo, Fudo and Kannon). The piece of wood is then purified with water and fire. (Fr) Janvier 2010 - Koyasan, Japon. Pres de la riviere sacree Tamagawa dans le cimetiere de l'Oku-no-in, les pelerins offrent de fines plaques de bois (mizumeke toba) devant les statues des divinites bouddhistes (Jizo, Fudo et Kannon) avant de les purifier par le feu et l'eau.