Tag Archives: Buddhist

Travel Photography Tip: Look Both Ways

Posted on May 30, 2016 by findingfoodfluently

I’ve gotten yelled at by my fair share of security guards for either inadvertently – or purposely – trespassing, and/or taking photos where signs specifically say not to do so. Whoops. For instance, at the above Qingjing Mosque in Quanzhou, … Continue reading →

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Tokyo’s Shakaden: BuildingMyBento’s Mother Ship?

Posted on December 25, 2014 by findingfoodfluently

If I’m physically from New York, I’m incredulously from the Tokyo Shakaden (釈迦殿). Located in Azabudai but close enough to Tokyo’s Gomorrah – also known as Roppongi, Shakaden is in fact the H.Q. of Reiyuukai (霊友会), a Buddhist sect. Reiyuukai was established in Tokyo in 1930 … Continue reading →