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Camellia Tea Ceremony
Camellia Tea Ceremony @camelliakyoto@mastodon.social  ·  5 months ago

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🥣RADISH GOBBLING😊

It's time once again to eat up Daihōon-ji's (大報恩寺) blessed daikon for another year of protection against sickness and disease.

temple nuns-
it takes two
yanking the radish
尼達や二人かかって引大根
-Kobayashi Issa (小林一茶), 1819.
Trans. David G. Lanoue.

#daikondaki #大根だき#Daihoonji#SenbonShakado#Kyoto #京都 #radishes#Japan

Statue of Hotei enjoying autumn leaves in the grounds of Daihoon-ji.
Statue of Hotei enjoying autumn leaves in the grounds of Daihoon-ji.
Statue of Hotei enjoying autumn leaves in the grounds of Daihoon-ji.
Daikon-daki festivals are held around Japan. Guests have a choice of purchasing a bowl of stewed daikon, or buying a whole daikon to take home and cook.
Daikon-daki festivals are held around Japan. Guests have a choice of purchasing a bowl of stewed daikon, or buying a whole daikon to take home and cook.
Daikon-daki festivals are held around Japan. Guests have a choice of purchasing a bowl of stewed daikon, or buying a whole daikon to take home and cook.
A cat welcomes visitors to Daihoon-ji.
A cat welcomes visitors to Daihoon-ji.
A cat welcomes visitors to Daihoon-ji.
Blessed daikon at Daihoon-ji. On December 7th and 8th they are consumed to fortify the body at the start of winter.
Blessed daikon at Daihoon-ji. On December 7th and 8th they are consumed to fortify the body at the start of winter.
Blessed daikon at Daihoon-ji. On December 7th and 8th they are consumed to fortify the body at the start of winter.
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