Some Photographs Taken in Japanese Forests

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The place seemed quite calm upon entering. No such person was to be seen going there that evening. The place was designed to look like a Japanese forest. Inside, various items of Japanese culture were displayed. I must say it is a beautiful place to get a true taste of Japanese culture and history.
Artificial ponds, beautiful wooden bridges, bamboo forests made this place quite attractive. Pagodas also existed within this area. Inside, we saw Japanese-style restaurants, temples, lakes, and beautiful Zen gardens. The place was very beautiful for photography. That's why I took some photography from here. I will share those photographs in two parts, today is the first part.

"Sculptures of saints meditating in a Japanese forest fifty years ago. Saints helped people develop the joy of selfless giving which is essential for inner well-being and spiritual growth. Sitting with them for a while gives a pleasant feeling."
-Some words were written under the sculpture.

A new pagoda was under construction. This pagoda was being built entirely of wood. Although there was no opportunity to approach it, it had to be seen from a distance.

It is a big part of Japanese religious beliefs. There was a pagoda in the Japanese forest. In front of the pagoda were these inscriptions in Japanese on copper cylindrical objects. I don't know the exact meaning of the writings, but there is a religious belief that if you rotate it with your hands, your wishes will be fulfilled.

The gate seen in the photography had a beautifully designed staircase to enter through this gate. The design of the stairs seemed quite unique to me.

A curved bridge made of wood. I have seen such bridges in a few places in the Japanese forest. It was very beautiful to see these bridges.

This is the zig zag bridge. According to Zen teachings, the zig zag bridge has a peculiarity. The focus is on walking across this bridge.

Rows of pillars were arranged here in a very crooked manner. Walking through it in the evening was a bit scary.