What I’m Sure Won’t Be My Last Wigglegram from the Eisho-in Temple

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Animatable Wigglegram (18 frames) — slowly sweep mouse from side to side to view 3D effect
写真の上をマウスで左右にゆっくり動かすと「３D」な感じが出ます。
The Eisho-in Temple This Morning

with its larger-than-life Buddha statue up on the hill
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I popped out early this morning to visit the Eisho-in temple (栄摂院、京都市), first seen on my blog a week ago in
“A Few Views of Kyoto’s Spectacular Eisho-in Temple”. It really does pack a visual punch for such a small place, and I had it completely to myself the whole time I was there.