Jizō Dou at Hasedera temple in the Japanese town of Kamakura.
Jizō Dou at Hasedera temple in the Japanese town of Kamakura. The countless Jizō Mizuko (water children) figures represent unborn, aborted or miscarried children.
Size: 3574px × 5435px
Location: Kamakura, Japan
Photo credit: © Thomas Lehne/ lotuseaters / Alamy / Afripics
License: Licensed
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