#amanohashidate

[pangeen]

“ A View and Cherry Blossoms “ // macchan

[kyotodreamtrips]

Numerous flat stones are arranged on the Suhama shore, which extends into the pond. At the end of this shore stands a lantern, symbolising a lighthouse on a cape. This design element is intended to evoke the image of the sea. Additionally, a stone bridge connecting to the islet symbolises Amanohashidate, celebrated as one of Japan's top three scenic views.

[tamakazurahatune]

Kasamatsu Park, Amanohashidate

天橋立 笠松公園

Looking at Amanohashidate through your legs, it looks like a dragon is soaring into the sky.

股のぞきをすると龍が天空に昇るように見えるみたいです。

Kawarake throwing is a traditional Japanese custom where people throw clay dishes (or earthenware discs) for good luck or as a prayer.

輪を通るようにかわらけ(Earthenware)を投げて運試しをしましたが、入らなかったです。

距離があり、難しい！

Amanohashidate's mascot character

(かさぼう kasabou)

[jinsei-pika-pika]

[benkaden]

"The view again!"

Ansichtskarte / Vintage Postcard

Matanozoki, Amanohashidate, Tango (景實きぞの股松傘) 立橋の天後丹

[crazyfox-archives]

“A View of Amanohashidate” (天橋立図) by Sesshū (雪舟), painted 1501-1506, with Nariaiji Temple (成相寺) visible in the upper right, then known as Seyasan Nariaiji (世野山成相寺) rather than Nariaisan Nariaiji (成相山成相寺), located in present-day Miyazu, Kyoto Prefecture

Ink and light pigment on paper, from the collection of the Kyoto National Museum

[drmanuscript]

[nelunderson]

“ amanohashidate ”