[Date & Time] Sunday, April 7, at 9:00~16:00[Spots] Kanayama Shrine, Kawasaki Daishi Heikenji Temple, Watching Kanamara Festival, Ginryu-gai (the shopping street near Kawasaki Station), and Imai-Yu (public bath) in Motosumiyoshi
[Visitor] 1 Australian man (in his 20s, born in China.)
[Attendant] 1 KSGG member
[Languages] English and Chinese
He requested our guiding via the website of KSGG, saying that he wanted
to visit where he could feel a breath of Japanese life. So we visited Kawasaki Daishi Heikenji Temple
and listened to the prayer of Goma
rite (Goma means “to burn”) by a
priest in the hall of the Buddha. Then
we went to a local public bath similar to the one in a Japanese movie, Thermae Romae. After soaking in a bath and washing our backs
each other, I said to him, “At last we have a relationship naked” (which means
that we have a completely open relationship), washing our backs each other. He said, “This is just like the very public
bath in Thermae Romae.”