Equinox Day & Cluster‐Amaryllis ;

*Short Excerpt about Japanese Equinox day again* 
Please skip reading this part as I am pasting from former post of this topic p;-)

Fall Equinox, Vernal Equinox,  is one of our most traditional National Holidays.  

One of the two origin is the celebration of seasonal change typical of an agricultural society. We have a saying "Atsusa samusa mo Higan made" ("Heat and cold last until Higan").  
The other; Based on the Buddhist teaching, both Equinox days are also called "Higan (on the other side of the shore, the other world) no Chu-Nichi" in Japanese.  We visit our family tombs on this day in the middle of the week of Higan to pay our respects to our ancestors. We weed  around our family tomb, and offer flowers, light the incense.

*Cluster Amaryllis (Higannbana) at Nanbaraji-Temple “南原寺”*
I went to this temple to enjoy this seasonal flower again ♪

　So sorry for the lots of the pictures;

*On Our Way to the Temple*

＊Goddess of Mercy to prevent dementia＊

Seeing me forget things many times recently, my husband suggested me that I give a prayer to her and also to buy a good luck charm;-)

*And varieties of colors of the flower *

*Pictures I took during the drive to the Temple*

*Gifted Picture from our friend*

I was really happy that the lady member of the band group my husband involves sent me this picture of white one. So happy as I could 't find this color at the temple ♪

Thank you so much for stopping by and your sweet comments.

Hope you all are enjoying comfortable seasonal weather♪

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