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How to stay overnight in a temple in Japan
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October 9, 2019
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4:11Now PlayingReligious Japanese travelers have used them for lodging for years, but recently, historical temples with reservable rooms “temple stays,” or shukubo have become accessible to foreign tourists. We checked into Kakurinbo, a 550yearold shukubo near Mount Fuji, and found a meditative experience, Buddhistinspired vegetarian fine dining and a peaceful look at life outside of cities Read moreSubscribe to The Washington Post on YouTube
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