Golden Pavilion Gardens, the park of this Shinto temple has preserved its original appearance. The rocks symbolize mountains, and each stone, each tree (here a Japanese white pine, Pinus parviflora) is inhabited by a "kami," a spirit of nature. The garden serves as a place for meditation, located in Kyoto, Honshu Island, Japan.
Golden Pavilion Gardens, the park of this Shinto temple has preserved its original appearance. The rocks symbolize mountains, and each stone, each tree (here a Japanese white pine, Pinus parviflora) is inhabited by a "kami," a spirit of nature. The garden serves as a place for meditation, located in Kyoto, Honshu Island, Japan.
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Golden Pavilion Gardens, the park of this Shinto temple has preserved its original appearance. The rocks symbolize mountains, and each stone, each tree (here a Japanese white pine, Pinus parviflora) is inhabited by a "kami," a spirit of nature. The garden serves as a place for meditation, located in Kyoto, Honshu Island, Japan.


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