Introduction to temples in Wakayama, Japan

#JanuaryGoodPlace2025 Pictures 1-3: Ki-Mii Temple, which has the largest wooden statue of a deity in Japan. The water in Ki-Mii Temple is also very famous, and is Japan's famous white water. Figure 4: Kishu Toshogu Shrine, built in 1621, also known as the Nikko of Kansai Figure 5: Wakaura Tenmangu Shrine, a place for worshipping academic achievements. Figure 6: At the Awajima Shrine in Kada, female dolls are placed on a boat and let the water flow away during the Girls’ Festival