Higashi Betsuin is a Jōdo Shinshū Buddhist temple. It is located in my hometown, Nagoya, Aichi Prefecture. Compared to Thai temples, Japanese temples are usually wooden structures.
名古屋東別院は、私の出身地にある浄土真宗のお寺です。タイの寺院に対して、日本のお寺は一般的に木造。
The current time is 1:30AM. I will post my next blog from Japan.
現在の時間は、午前1時半。次のブログの投稿は、日本からになるかな。
Photos by LILI
This is such a calm and reflective piece—it carries a quiet sense of place and identity that lingers gently.
What stands out is how naturally you bridge cultures. The simple comparison between Thai temples and Japanese wooden structures is understated, yet it opens a window into deeper architectural and cultural differences. It doesn’t feel like a lesson—it feels like a personal observation, shaped by experience.
I like visiting temples and historical sites. I can be calm and relax 🙂
That sounds like a beautiful way to recharge. There’s something about temples and historical places—the quiet, the sense of time, the stories in the walls—that naturally slows you down.
It’s nice that you’ve found a space where you can just breathe and feel at ease. Those calm moments are rare and really valuable.
It’s a beautiful place. Temple architecture is exquisite!
I will share new photos later 🙂
That would be truly appreciated. Waiting…
“Such a beautiful and serene post! It’s fascinating to see the architectural difference you mentioned—the warmth of the wooden structures in Japanese temples really does create a unique, grounding atmosphere compared to the vibrant temples in Thailand.
Yes, I will visit temples in my hometown soon!😊
When you go to the temple then you will get peace there .
I’m going there next year.
I recommend Nagoya cuisine. Oishii!😊
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