Cover removed from Amida Hall's refurbished roof at Kyoto temple

Cover removed from Amida Hall's refurbished roof at Kyoto temple

The roof of the Amida Hall at the Higashi Hongaji temple in Kyoto, western Japan, is seen on July 15, 2015, visible for the first time in about six years after the removal of a huge roof cover installed during the refurbish work. Repair work on the hall's outer walls and inside is to be completed by the end of the year. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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