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The Impossible, Achieved: NYB’s First "Official Trip to Japan"
More photos from the trip
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| Welcome, (let's) party! (Photo: F. Bernier)
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| The main gate of Sengakuji, seen from the rear (Photo: F. Bernier)
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| Phil buys incense from a worker at Sengakuji (Photo: S. Chin)
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| Wood carvings of Oishi Kuranosuke (r) and his son at the museum at Sengakuji (Photo: F. Bernier)
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| Single tracks in the rain (here diverging at the end of the route) up Koyasan (Photo: F. Bernier)
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| Inside entrance to the Daienin, Koyasan (Photo: F. Bernier)
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| The vegetarian dinner spread at the Daienin, Koyasan (Photo F. Bernier)
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| A (very small) part of the graveyard at Koyasan (Photo: F. Bernier)
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| Nakagawa Sensei (l), Deborah and John at Nijojo (Photo: S. Chin)
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| Phil checks out Edo Period armor at the National Museum (Photo: S. Chin)
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