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ParticipantIt’s not that many steps compared to the long incline up the mountain. It’s hard to tell the real size from the picture, it’s maybe only a little bigger than the Kamakura Buddha over all, but it’s only the head and shoulders. The one in Sendai in much bigger, but I haven’t gotten there.
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Participantかっこいい!I never shared my photos of the the Ōfuna Kannon:

You can see it from the train going to the Kamakura Buddha, it’s high in the hills.


It’s a steep climb through a bamboo forest. The climb is probably why it’s not more popular.


It’s very impressive to walk up to.




There’s also a shrine inside the statue. It’s all very beautiful.
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ParticipantThey have them in local supermarkets usually after Valentine’s Day and they are sold out by St. Patrick’s Day, there’s a limited amount. They are extremely sweet and probably not good to eat all the time. One box is enough for the season.

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ParticipantOh, it’s celebrated by most people here and in Ireland, and it’s meant to be a fun event. I just don’t really take much part in it myself. It’s not only a Catholic thing, but some people take it as that. There’s not really anything sad about it, I just don’t go out for it. My favorite thing about is “irish potatoes” that you can only get during the holiday: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Irish_potato_candy
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Participant面白いですね。I’m half Irish but I’ve never been to a St. Patty’s parade. It’s a little complicated because not all Irish are Catholic.
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