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We took the stairs to the top of Kyoto Station

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This was our room at the Hotel Granvia in Kyoto

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You can't take pictures inside the building

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Here's Kyoto Station from the other end of the station

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I already had the WL-500GP, but the rest of the toys in the picture are from our trip to Kyoto. Also not...

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This thing was just plain creepy.

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The deer in Nara weren't the least bit afraid of anything and would try to eat anything flat. I think...

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This little monk was passing out blessings as we walked into a temple in Nara. We saw him again later in the market.

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The Oni masks on the end of the buildings continues to fascinate me. I could be wrong, but I think 'Oni' is a general term for monster or demon.

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I need to find out what the significance of the empty drink containers at his feet is.

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Lisa took this picture of a number of weather worn statues.

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We had a rare moment of solitude in the bamboo forest.

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What you can't see here is the hundreds of other tourists on the path and in the buildings behind us.

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One of the architectural details that I've found fascinating in Kyoto is the masks they use as end caps...

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We completed the whole circuit at the Fushimi Inari-taishi shrine, but on the trip out it seemed like the stairs were never going to end.

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The scroll in his mouth holds special meaning.

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The torii were so densely packed, it was almost impossible to see through them at times.

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