聖地エルサレムの旧市街と新市街のあまりのギャップにショックを受ける イスラエル編⑤
エルサレムの旧市街散策を終えた私は新市街へと歩き始めました。
そこで私は衝撃を受けることになります。
これまで異国情緒たっぷり、歴史を感じる聖地を歩いていた私にとってそこで目にした街並みはかなりショッキングなものがありました。聖地と観光についてこの記事では考えていきます。
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Tanzania and TurkeyWonderful Hagia Sophia - No problem even though it is under repair! Turkey Part 3
The Aya Sofia is one of the most famous mosques in Istanbul, along with the Blue Mosque.
Its history is long, dating back to 360 AD when it was first built. In the beginning, it was a building with a wooden roof, not as it looks today.
Although it was destroyed by fire several times due to warfare, it was rebuilt in 537, which is the prototype of the current Hagia Sophia.
I was so overwhelmed by the beauty of this structure that I was speechless!
Tanzania and TurkeyIstanbul's biggest attraction, the "Blue Mosque," is undergoing repairs.
Go to the Blue Mosque, the biggest attraction in Istanbul.
Unfortunately, however, it is under repair.
I did not get to see the beauty of the interior, but it still has its highlights.
I strongly felt that I would like to see the Blue Mosque in its complete form someday.
Tanzania and TurkeyIstanbul Bazaar and Recommended Holey Mosques! Visiting Suleymaniye Mosque, Turkey Part 1)
The next stop after Tanzania was Istanbul, Turkey.
This article introduces you to the Old City, its huge bazaar, and the famous Suleymaniye Mosque.
In particular, the gracious hospitality at the Suleymaniye Mosque still leaves a very strong impression on me.
Tanzania and TurkeyRound-the-World Travels - A journey through the world's religions and history - Why I, a Buddhist monk, embarked on this journey
I embarked on a round-the-world trip to 13 countries over a period of 80 days starting at the end of March 2019. The route is Tanzania, Turkey, Israel, Poland, Czech Republic, Austria, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Italy and Vatican, Spain, USA, and Cuba. In this article I will tell you why I embarked on my round-the-world trip.
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Takahiro UedaPriest, Kinshokuji Temple, Kibe sect of Shinshu
Shinshu Kibenha Hakodate Kinshokuji/ Takahiro Ueda/ In 2019, he toured 13 countries in 80 days under the theme "What is Religion? After that, he wrote a round-the-world trip report and serialized "Thinking about Life and Peace: The Countries of the World Where Monks Walked" in 9 newspapers in Japan/ Loves to read and drink coffee/ Loves to read and drink coffee.
He writes articles from the perspective of a monk who has studied religious studies, ranging from simple questions about temples to the question of what religion is all about.Latest Posts
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(21) The Buddha statue at Ellora Cave Temple was so shocking that it electrified my whole body! I would highly recommend this as one of the best spots in India!
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(11) Why am I, a Buddhist monk, learning about Hinduism?
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(2) To Haridwar, the holy land of the upper Ganges - The holy land of Hindu pilgrimage was a deeper world than I had imagined.
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The Life of Buddha (Shakyamuni Buddha) as Seen from Buddhist Courses and Local Photographs] Article List - Please use this list as a table of contents.
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Welcome to our website. For those of you who are visiting our blog for the first time. First of all, please click here.
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10 novels instead of business cards - I'm ashamed to say I'm such a person.
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Takahiro Ueda, "Dostoevsky and His Wife's Fateful Journey: Travels in Western Europe of Madness and Love" - A journey that traces a once-in-a-lifetime journey with his wife that changed the destiny of a great writer.
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Why am I, a monk, reading Dostoevsky and world literature?" Articles - The Surprising Similarities Between Shinran and Dostoevsky
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Round-the-World Travels - A journey through the world's religions and history - Why I, a Buddhist monk, embarked on this journey
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Yoshiemi Hotta, "What I Thought in India" - India has an "oopsie face"... A masterpiece travelogue of India by one of Japan's leading writers!
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What should I read Dostoevsky first? What is the recommended reading order?
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Do you know the Dostoevsky statue in Baden-Baden? ~ The ultimate sculptural work that I was most impressed with in Germany!
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The best of our blog! The "Dostoevsky's Journey" trilogy - my full-length European travelogue!
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(27) Visit to Mihintale, the sacred place where Buddhism was introduced in Sri Lanka - Impressed by a mythical world worthy of the name of a sacred place!
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(26) Sasserwa Giant Buddha and Awkana Giant Buddha - Visit the masterpieces of Sri Lanka's Giant Buddha that few people know about and visit them in the mountains.
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(25) How is the climate in Sri Lanka? I thought about the relationship between climate and religion. A word about Japanese Buddhism as well.
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(24) When it was time to go to the Buddhist country of Sri Lanka, I spent three weeks touring the sacred sites of Buddhism! Days when I felt the difference from Japanese Buddhism
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Welcome to our website. For those of you who are visiting our blog for the first time. First of all, please click here.
Recommended books for those who want to know more about Indian Buddhism - From introductory to specialized books, here are some of the best books I would highly recommend.
(1) The birth of Prince Siddhartha in Lumbini, Nepal!
15 recommended sightseeing spots in Rome unique to monks! Taste the best of beauty from royal to maniacal churches
Four recommended works of Dostoevsky! A selection of gems and masterpieces of interesting Russian literature!
24 novels recommended by book-loving monks - a quick look at recommended works at each level from introductory to advanced!
Travels to Rome: "The Beauty of the Theater City of Rome: A Pilgrimage to Dostoevsky and Bernini" - An introduction to ancient Rome and its temple of beauty!
(12) Have you missed "Nike of Samothrace"? An explanation of the Louvre's greatest treasure, which is often overlooked!
12 Shakespeare Recommendations - Interesting both on stage and in book form! Discover the charm of Shakespeare!
Chekhov's 10 recommended works - Chekhov is also interesting in novels! We introduce you to the charms of his works, which are not limited to his plays!
What is a truly good book - a masterpiece that survives the ages and becomes a classic - the beloved Chekhov Zola.
The Shock of the Grand Inquisitor in The Brothers Karamazov! What exactly is religion? My encounter with Dostoevsky (⑵)
