Kyoto temple garden lit up with candles

Kyoto temple garden lit up with candles

KYOTO, Japan - Some 300 candles light up the Torin-in temple garden in the Myoshinji Temple in Kyoto, the ancient capital in western Japan. The lit-up garden was opened to the press on the night of Sept. 20 prior to the start of the temple's special night tourist course from Sept. 24.

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