can we go ring that Bell yeah I wanna
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today we're at money listen this is
actually a temple that is near where we
grew up and our parents still lived here
in this area and today we thought we'd
show you a little bit more we've covered
this area before so yeah we thought we
would come back tonight that's our 9th
temple because we're checking the other
side out people come to the opposite
side everybody goes to the front or they
go down like the Main Street with the
sound or then they come to like the main
temple and I really like kind of go back
but there's actually a hole large so you
can actually get a map big park back
there and I haven't been in a long time
I don't remember what it really looks
like so I'm pretty excited to see I
don't know if it'll be nostalgic I guess
a little bit yeah been so long since
I've been around this area well it's
been long have been back there more than
15 years for sure so yeah I mean they
have a lot more historical things back
here so they built newer things up front
I mean it's still you know kind of old
right but back here
yeah it was renovated up front but back
here they kept everything the way it was
pretty much so it's from you know the
1700s or 1800s so it's more of like
historical treasures back here to check
out so far we were enjoying it and
I'll show you around so this is the
entire this isn't sub if you want to go
on the worship route it's a one-hour
course of course yeah but so the same so
this is like the main trace that's where
people usually go to and they end their
journey at the temple and they kind of
like go back so this usually we come
down as straight over here and then we
go in through this little gate and kind
of go up and do our throw with our money
and get our fortune told here get
somebody used to the good luck charms
and then we kind of head back but today
we're on the opposite side and right now
we're here behind the great main hall so
we're gonna kind of like check out this
area in the back and this is kind of a
park and that's what we wanted to check
out too so we'll go check it out now so
this is the hakudo it was built in 1861
I like though it's all wet oh yeah can
we go ring that Bell yeah I wanna rain
the boat okay this right here is
tenmangu shrine right erected in 1887
early Heian period it was a very very
little little shrine usually for good
luck good fortune the five yen what it
means in five yen is like five cents it
has the little hole in the middle a lot
of people use it for like Goodluck
charms and stuff and that's why they
throw it into the wooden box
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now me and candy here making the way our
way down to the park area and we've
heard some like water I thought I was
like a fountain but it's actually a
little waterfall back here
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we're gonna make our way down to this
little waterfall
are they careful up to this all stone
yeah and rock
so very slippery this
it really hasn't hit in Jannah I don't
think I wasn't gonna know about this I
remember this I came here before like
years ago I don't remember this one this
is Austin yeah I have never heard about
this waterfall so and there's not that
many people here so it's great
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what it is there's no signs for either
so we're just kind of guessing building
that they don't want to talk about there
is no sizer
I mean it does look very ancient yeah
interesting there's no sign so we have
no idea we have a lot more grounds to
cover but it's actually raining now so
we kind of got to cut the tour short you
might be able to come back but we're
gonna take a little break and have some
tea somewhere around the night the fun
area
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