[Date
& Time] Thursday, September 4, 13:15~15:00
[Spots] Kawasaki
Daishi Heikenji Temple, Nakamise-dori Street, Kawasaki Juku Koryukan (near Kawasaki
Station）
[Visitors]
5 Visitors ( 3 from Korea and 2 from UAE)
[Attendants]
2 KSGG members
[Language]
English
Since visitors came behind time
and every member gathered at around 13:40.
As three people cancelled participating in our tour, we had five visitors,
whom we divided into two groups. As we
had only 60 minutes except traveling time, in order to have them understand
unique Japanese custom, we chiefly guided following places such as Statue of
Prince Shotoku (constitutor of Seventeen-article Constitutions with a phrase to
cherish the harmony among people), Ball Grave and Used Tea Whisks Grave (to
have the visitors understand Buddhist mind to respect the old and used-up goods),
Statue of the Reverend Kobo Daishi on a
Pilgrimage, yakudoshi (unlucky ages),
incense burner and so on. In this tour,
in order to have the visitors understand Japanese culture, we asked the visitors
to compare our culture with their own culture.