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Rosewoman: Below Kiyomizu Temple
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Rosewoman: Sanju-no-to, 1633, tallest three-story pagoda in Japan, Kiyomizu Temple
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Rosewoman: Kiyomizu Temple Main Hall seen from area of Otowa-no-taki Spring below
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Rosewoman: Kiyomizu Temple veranda supported by 139 49-foot tall pillars, 59 feet apart. The ridge roof rises 53 feet. All built entirely without nails.
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Rosewoman: Kiyomizu Temple
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Rosewoman: Maple and cypress trees below Kiyomizu Temple
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Rosewoman: Maple and cypress trees below Kiyomizu Temple
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Rosewoman: Cafe below Kiyomizu Temple
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Rosewoman: Below the Sanju-no-to Pagoda, Kiyomizu Temple
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Rosewoman: Sanju-no-to Pagoda
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Rosewoman: Tourists in kimono, Kiyomizu Temple
Rosewoman: Artist at work, Sanjunoto Pagoda, Kiyomizu Temple
Rosewoman: Artist at work, Sanjunoto Pagoda, Kiyomizu Temple
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Rosewoman: Mendicant monk, Kiyomuzu Temple
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Rosewoman: Young rickshaw man giving Bruce directions
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Rosewoman: Miscanthus grass, Kodaiji, Higashiyama
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Rosewoman: Miscanthus grass, Kodaiji, Higashiyama
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Rosewoman: Miscanthus grass, Kodaiji, Higashiyama
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Rosewoman: Kamogawa River looking northeast from Demachi-bashi
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Rosewoman: Along the Kamogawa
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Rosewoman: Hiei-zan from the Kamogawa
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Rosewoman: Hiei-zan from the Kamogawa
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Rosewoman: Kamogawa River in late afternoon light
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Rosewoman: Friendly group, Tsuruyama Park, just down Teramachi-dori
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Rosewoman: Nice house, upper Teramachi-dori
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Rosewoman: Bruce's grocery bicycle
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Rosewoman: Bruce and neighbor in front of the Carpenters' apartment building
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Rosewoman: Park near Tsuruyama Hoikuen (nursery school), with scratching dog
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Rosewoman: Pruner at work along the Kamo-kaido
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Rosewoman: Pruner at work along the Kamo-kaido