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Stone Buddha (5)

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area

Ise Shima

category

Shrines and temples

season

Winter (December to February) Autumn (September to November) Summer (June to August) Spring (March to May)

Shooting location

ShimaCity

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If you pass through a small torii gate from the port of Goza and walk along the path along the rocky shore, you will see a mysterious Buddha appearing in the sea. Since it is enshrined in the sea, it appears and disappears depending on the ebb and flow of the tide, so it is also called the tide Buddha.

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