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@fithealthyshan: not ever again
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**Temple 58 — Senyū-ji** Senyū-ji sits in the hills above Imabari, and the climb to reach it marks a return to elevation after the coastal, urban stretch through the city's temples. The temple is dedicated to Senju Kannon, and its name — meaning "Immortal Wandering Temple" — carries associations with Taoist-influenced ideas of immortal wanderers or sages, a slightly unusual naming influence for a Buddhist temple and one that hints at older, syncretic layers of belief folded into the site's history. There's a returning physicality to Senyū-ji after the flatter, more urban rhythm of the Imabari cluster — the climb isn't among the pilgrimage's most demanding, but it reintroduces effort and elevation after several temples that asked little of the body. The hilltop setting offers views back down over Imabari and the strait beyond, another instance of a mountain temple rewarding ascent with perspective on the ground just covered. The temple's name and its faint Taoist echo add to a broader pattern worth noting across the 88 — Buddhist devotion on this route rarely exists in a pure, isolated form, instead layered with Shinto shrine history, folk legend, and here, traces of older Chinese religious philosophy absorbed into the site's identity over centuries. From Senyū-ji, the route continues toward Temple 59, Kokubun-ji (a second temple of this name, distinct from Temple 29), further into Ehime's interior. #japan #88templepilgrimage #shikoku #longdistance #walking
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