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Koya-san

Small statue of Kobo-Daishi, founder of the Shingon sect of esoteric Buddhism, at Torodo, Okuno-in, at Koya-san, Japan. The master died in 835 AD but is considered to be in perpetual meditation, receiving food every day for 12 centuries.

Koya-san, Japan

Author: Michael Freeman

©Michael Freeman

File state: Final

Photo size: 18.7 Mpixels (53.6 MB uncompressed) - 3536x5300 pixels (11.8x17.7 in / 29.9x44.9 cm at 300 ppi)

Photo keywords: mountain, Buddha, esoteric, Shingon, Osaka, sacred, holy, pilgrimage, pilgrim, religion, worship, monks, monk, Buddhism, Buddhist, Japan, Koyasan, Koya-san, ipn, pd

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