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Religión y Espiritual
Alinea la mente, el cuerpo, el espíritu y el alma durante tu exploración de la religión japonesa.
Hay una cálida espiritualidad sobre Japón que flota en la brisa a través de templos y santuarios, se queda en la mente durante las ceremonias del té y las artes culturales, y otorga a los japoneses su naturaleza educada y acogedora. La religión es un asunto personal, separado del estado, así que con la libertad, la mayoría de los japoneses cree en el sintoísmo y en el budismo de forma sincrética.
Es imposible no absorber parte de esta espiritualidad mientras se explora Japón, pero Only One Travel le puede ofrecer experiencias para profundizar esta comprensión, para que pueda regresar a casa lleno de salud y corazón.
An inspiring introduction to meditation with a Zen priest in a peaceful temple...
Japan's temple gardens are commonly described as inducing "Zen-like calm," and in books...
The famous Ise Shinto shrines are rebuilt every 20 years. The great shrines...
Make your own pilgrimage to sacred Mount Haguro and stay in the Buddhist temple...
Squeeze through the nostril of the Buddha for enlightenment in your next life! Welcome...
Get closer to the spiritual heart of Japan by joining the priests of Yamabushi...
Explore the fascinating Eihei-ji Temple Complex to learn about Buddhism. Eihei-ji,...
Invigorate the senses with a Japanese shitatsu massage. Shiatsu - literally...
Hoping to be lucky in love? Try the love stones challenge Turn left behind...
Only One Panama can arrange for you to meet a monk at the Zenko-ji Temple in Nagano. Founded...
Spend one night at the shukubo temple accommodation; a fantastic way to understand...
"To fully understand the true nature of your own mind is to understand everything."...
For a beautiful keepsake, why not bring a Shuuin stamp book to record each temple...
Test your luck in a temple by drawing an omikuji fortune token. Most temples...
Tea ceremony Tea, like many other things, was first introduced by Buddhist monks...
Kusatsu, in Gunma prefecture, one of Japan's "three great hot springs areas",...