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Thank you for coming to my site.
I’m MORI, still a beginner at English, but I'll try my best!
Have you ever seen a stone like this?
Traditional Japanese stones...? It looks like a rice ball...?
There is a good reason why it is placed.
Thank you for coming to my site.
I’m MORI, still a beginner at English, but I'll try my best!
Have you ever seen a stone like this?
Traditional Japanese stones...? It looks like a rice ball...?
There is a good reason why it is placed.
What is "SEKIMORI-ISHI" ?
It is placed on the branch road of the tea garden and means 'Please refrain from entering here.'
ISHI(石)= "stone"
It is also called TOMEISHI (止石)
TOME(止)= "stop"
TOME(止)= "stop"
ISHI(石)= "stone"
Exactly nature traffic sign.
It is characterized by small stone is tied with bracken rope having water resistance.
Important and Charming Landmark
SEKIMORI-ISHI doesn't disturb the landscape, and it harmony with it.
It is charming, isn't it? Whenever I see this, I feel like taking a photo!
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