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Japan religion religious shinto shrine buddhist temple buddhism prayers japanese Stock Photos and Images
RM2H8AWAA–Main temple building at the Honryuin Temple, a Buddhist shrine dedicated to the god Kangiten in Asakusa, Tokyo, Japan. Daikon radishes are found at the shrine as a offering for answered prayers.
RMDBJCD4–Ema prayer tablets and omikuji fortune papers. Tourinji Temple, Ishigaki Island, Okinawa, Japan
RMR6J14C–Japanese creative artwork on Shinto EMA wooden plaques used for sending prayers to the Gods at Okusha Jinja (Shrine) in Togakushi, Japan
RFP55W21–Ema, Votive, wooden, tablets, Wishing plates, at Fushimi Inari-Taisha sanctuary,Kyoto, Japan
RMBEMRA4–Prayers. Jishu Shrine (dedicated to Okuninushi, god of love). Kiyomizu-dera Temple. Kyoto. Kansai. Japan
RMEAERTR–Japanese prayer plaques (boards), Ema, left by Shinto worshippers, Asakusa Shine, Shinto temple, Senso-ji, Asakusa, Tokyo, Japan
RM2H8AWAD–Main temple building at the Honryuin Temple, a Buddhist shrine dedicated to the god Kangiten in Asakusa, Tokyo, Japan. Daikon radishes are found at the shrine as a offering for answered prayers.
RMDBJCDH–Ema prayer tablets and omikuji fortune papers. Tourinji Temple, Ishigaki Island, Okinawa, Japan
RF2BWX84B–HAKODATE, JAPAN - NOVEMBER 09, 2019: Ema or Wooden plaques at Hokkaido shrine where is a famous landmark of Sapporo, Japan.
RMR6J15D–Japanese creative artwork on Shinto EMA wooden plaques used for sending prayers to the Gods at Okusha Jinja (Shrine) in Togakushi, Japan
RFP55TR5–Ema, Votive, wooden, tablets, Wishing plates at Fushimi Inari-Taisha sanctuary,Kyoto, Japan
RFRYMY4X–UENO PARK, TOKYO, JAPAN - JULY 9, 2018 : Ema's, the wooden boards to write wishes and pray for god, that hangs at the Toshogu Shrine in Ueno Park in T
RMJ4NTPM–Japanese Ema or small wooden votive plaques on which Shinto worshippers write their prayers or wishes then left hanging up at a shrine
RMFNB8XF–Japanese prayer plaques (boards), Ema, left by Shinto worshippers, Asakusa Shine, Shinto temple, Senso-ji, Asakusa, Tokyo, Japan
RMD8F2D2–Ema are on the shrine wall small wooden plaques on which Shinto worshippers write their prayers or wishes. Kamakura, Japan
RMBEMR8F–Prayers. Jishu Shrine (dedicated to Okuninushi, god of love). Kiyomizu-dera Temple. Kyoto. Kansai. Japan
RM2H8AW90–Main temple building at the Honryuin Temple, a Buddhist shrine dedicated to the god Kangiten in Asakusa, Tokyo, Japan. Daikon radishes are found at the shrine as a offering for answered prayers.
RF2C32AK0–statue of foxes inari, deity of rice in the Shinto shrine of Mejiro Toyosaka Inari Jinja in Tokyo.
RF2DB4946–Statue of foxes inari, deity of rice in the Shinto shrine of Mejiro Toyosaka Inari Jinja in Tokyo.
RFJF0ATM–Ema is small wooden plaques on which Shinto worshippers write their prayers or wishes then left hanging up at the shrine
RFKHPMR1–Wooden Prayers Meiji Shrine Yoyogi Park Tokyo Japan Asia. Photo taken in Japan Asia, Tokyo, August 2017.
RF2A416G0–Statue of foxes inari, deity of rice in the Shinto shrine of Mejiro Toyosaka Inari Jinja in Tokyo.
RMR6J16B–Japanese creative artwork on Shinto EMA wooden plaques used for sending prayers to the Gods at Okusha Jinja (Shrine) in Togakushi, Japan
RFP55TPP–Ema, Votive, wooden, tablets, Wishing plates at Fushimi Inari-Taisha sanctuary,Kyoto, Japan
RMJ4NTR1–Japanese Ema or small wooden votive plaques on which Shinto worshippers write their prayers or wishes then left hanging up at a shrine
RMEAERW0–Japanese prayer plaques (boards), Ema, left by Shinto worshippers, Asakusa Shine, Shinto temple, Senso-ji, Asakusa, Tokyo, Japan
RMD8F2C7–Ema are small wooden plaques on which Shinto worshippers write their prayers or wishes. Kamakura, Japan
RFPRJ65F–Tokyo, Japan. September 10, 2018. Many ema at Benten-do at Ueno Park in Tokyo, Japan. Ema are small wooden plaques on which Shinto worshippers write t
RMBEMR9F–Prayers. Jishu Shrine (dedicated to Okuninushi, god of love). Kiyomizu-dera Temple. Kyoto. Kansai. Japan
RF2DB4931–statue of foxes inari, deity of rice in the Shinto shrine of Mejiro Toyosaka Inari Jinja in Tokyo.
RF2C32AJP–Statue of foxes inari, deity of rice in the Shinto shrine of Mejiro Toyosaka Inari Jinja in Tokyo.
RFKXD7PJ–OSAKA, JAPAN - OCTOBER 27: Ema in Osaka, Japan on October 27, 2014. Ema are small wooden plaques which Shinto worshippers write their prayers then lea
RFKHPMR4–Wooden Prayers Meiji Shrine Yoyogi Park Tokyo Japan Asia. Photo taken in Japan Asia, Tokyo, August 2017.
RF2A416GB–statue of foxes inari, deity of rice in the Shinto shrine of Mejiro Toyosaka Inari Jinja in Tokyo.
RF2WB0NN0–Kyoto, Japan - April 6 2023: Beautiful cherry blossom 'Ema' - small wooden plaques with written prayers wishes hung at Ninnaji temple
RFP55W20–Ema, Votive, wooden, tablets, Wishing plates, at Fushimi Inari-Taisha sanctuary,Kyoto, Japan
RFM05RDJ–Kyoto, Japan - Nov 29, 2016. Prayers visit Kiyomizu-dera Temple at autumn in Kyoto, Japan. The temple is part of the Historic Monuments of Kyoto UNESC
RMJ4NTR0–Japanese Ema or small wooden votive plaques on which Shinto worshippers write their prayers or wishes then left hanging up at a shrine
RMFNB8X9–O-mikuji, prayer papers, and Japanese prayer plaques (boards), Ema, Senso-ji, Buddhist temple, Asakusa, Tokyo, Japan
RMD8F2CF–Ema background are small wooden plaques on which Shinto worshippers write their prayers or wishes. Kamakura, Japan
RFPRJ663–Tokyo, Japan. September 10, 2018. Many ema at Benten-do at Ueno Park in Tokyo, Japan. Ema are small wooden plaques on which Shinto worshippers write t
RF2DB493M–Two statues of foxes inari, deity of rice in the Shinto shrine of Mejiro Toyosaka Inari Jinja in Tokyo.
RF2A416D9–Two statues of foxes inari, deity of rice in the Shinto shrine of Mejiro Toyosaka Inari Jinja in Tokyo.
RF2WAAC1F–Kyoto, Japan - April 6 2023: Beautiful cherry blossom 'Ema' - small wooden plaques with written prayers wishes hung at Ninnaji temple
RFP55TPD–Ema, Votive, wooden, tablets, Wishing plates and offerings at Fushimi Inari-Taisha sanctuary,Kyoto, Japan
RMFNB8X1–O-mikuji, prayer papers, and Japanese prayer plaques (boards), Ema, Senso-ji, Buddhist temple, Asakusa, Tokyo, Japan
RMD8F2CP–Ema are on the wall - small wooden plaques on which Shinto worshippers write their prayers or wishes. Kamakura, Japan
RFPRJ65E–Tokyo, Japan. September 10, 2018. Many ema at Benten-do at Ueno Park in Tokyo, Japan. Ema are small wooden plaques on which Shinto worshippers write t
RF2C32AK1–Two statues of foxes inari, deity of rice in the Shinto shrine of Mejiro Toyosaka Inari Jinja in Tokyo.
RF2A416DX–Two statues of foxes inari, deity of rice in the Shinto shrine of Mejiro Toyosaka Inari Jinja in Tokyo.
RF2WA0YNR–Kyoto, Japan - April 6 2023: Beautiful cherry blossom 'Ema' - small wooden plaques with written prayers wishes hung at Ninnaji temple
RF2ATCY8R–tokyo, japan - january 02 2020: Shinto wooden plaques decorated with a boar and of worshippers prayers in the Tokudaiji temple of Tokyo.
RF2FX8X0R–tokyo, japan - april 16 2021: Vermilion sukibei fence around a kaya coniferous tree and a stand adorned with a bunch of hanged Shinto Ema votive plaqu
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