The Kamijinko (Sacred Storehouse), Toshogu Shrine, Nikko; Sanjinko at Nikko
0000; Gale Group; Linguagem: Japanese
Resumo
The Left Corner Is the Gyosuisha, and Next to It Is the Bronze Torii, Rinzo (Storage for Scriptures), and the Kami Jinko (Warehouse). The Kami Jinko Is Done in Azekura Style, and the End Has a Statue of Two Elephants, One White and the Other Black, Their Rough Drafts Drawn by Kano Tanyu. Costumes of a Procession of a Thousand Warriors in the Spring and Autumn Are Stored in the Three Jinko (Kami, Naka and Shimo). In the Rinzo, a Complete Collection of the Buddhist Scriptures Is Stored, along with Statues of Fudaishi (Inventor of Rinzo) and His Son. Color. width 249 mm x height 194 mm. Series: Tamamura, Kihei (Album). Photographer: Tamamura, Kihei.
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