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Sunday, September 1, 2013
KUMANO SHRINE: Shimenawa
Kumano Shrine ~
old shimenawa
soiled shide in the breeze
abandoned prayers
KUMANO SHRINE: Ceiling Art
Kumano Shrine ~
faded shapes above
visions of centuries past
from Hearn’s ghostly world
Sunday, August 18, 2013
KUMANO SHRINE: The first of a series
KUMANO SHRINE. (Based on a photograph by
Aoi Tokugawa
).
No one comes here any longer.
The shrine slowly weathers and crumbles into dust.
Are we so advanced that we can forget the kami?
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About Me
Hayato Tokugawa
Hayato Tokugawa is a well-known journalist, editor of books on Japan, author, artist, cartoonist, and photographer. He and his wife, noted illustrator and writer Aoi Tokugawa make their home in both San Francisco and in Japan.
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