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Yakuri Temple in Autumn
Bret ColebiTucked away up in the mountains over Takamatsu City is Yakuriji, temple number 85 in the sacred 88 pilgrimage of Shikoku.
Yakuriji (八栗寺) is the 85th temple of Shikoku's 88 temple pilgrimage.
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Yakuriji Temple is a 25 minute walk from Yakuri station and a 4 minute climb by cable car (¥1,000 for a return ticket and runs every 15 minutes from 7:30 until 17:15) or approximately a 20 minute hike.
Tucked away up in the mountains over Takamatsu City is Yakuriji, temple number 85 in the sacred 88 pilgrimage of Shikoku.
One of the 88 temples on a pilgrimage around Japan's Shikoku island, Yakuri Temple is also close to a famous "Sanuki Udon" noodle restaurant. Built in the Japanese style, the building is elegant to look at.
หนึ่งในวัดแสวงบุญ 88 วัดของเกาะชิโกะกุ วัดยะคุริ ตั้งอยู่ใกล้กับร้านอุด้งสะนุคิชื่อดัง
Terselip di pegunungan lebih Takamatsu City adalah Yakuriji, Kuil nomor 85 yang dipersembahkan 88 ziarah Shikoku
Скрытый лесами в горах над городом Такамацу находится Якуридзи, 85-й храм на священном паломническом пути 88 в Сикоку.
Là một trong 88 ngôi đền trên một cuộc hành hương quanh đảo Shikoku của Nhật Bản, Đền Yakuri cũng gần với một nhà hàng mì udon "Sanuki" nổi tiếng. Được xây dựng theo phong cách Nhật Bản, tòa nhà này rất trang nhã.
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