A desolate yet incredibly sacred place.
All I felt was deep emotion, over and over again.
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A desolate yet incredibly sacred place.
All I felt was deep emotion, over and over again.









Hasedera is also known as the Temple of Flowers. I love visiting here every June during hydrangea season.
If you come on a rainy day or just after the rain, the hydrangeas look shiny and beautiful!
This year, I was a bit late, so the flowers were already starting to fade... Too bad.
It's a bit of a walk from the station, and there are lots of stairs at the temple, so I recommend wearing comfortable shoes.




The view of the autumn mountains covered in colorful leaves from the main hall's observation deck is truly moving.
The peonies at Hasedera are super popular! Every April, when they're in full bloom, tons of people come to see the flowers.