Bushcat's Japanese temples and shrines

Japan is full of temples and shrines. The cynic might wonder if that is largely due to their tax-free status. At many of them, it's possible to get a little bit of calligraphy stuck in a special book for a few hundred yen. Some samples are shown below.

Hieizan Sakamoto: Miidera Temple, Enryaku-ji and Yokawa
Tokyo: Meiji Jinju Shrine

Chionin, Kyoto	Todai-ji, Nara	Kofuku-ji, Nara	Shigatsu-do, Nara
Nigatsu-do, Nara	Kinkaku-ji, Kyoto	Tamukeyama-Hachimangu, Nara	Kiyomizu-dera, Kyoto
Ryoan-ji, Kyoto	Hiei-zan, Shiga	Shigisan Chogosonshi-ji, Nara	Komyo-ji
Hiei-zan Kompon-chudo, Shiga	Mii-dera, Kyoto	Mii-dera, Kyoto	Mii-dera Shaka-do, Kyoto
Mii-dera Kon-do, Kyoto	Zenrin-ji, Kyoto Zenrin-ji, Kyoto	Takao-san, Tokyo	Hiei-zan Bentendo, Shiga
Hiei-zan Bentendo, Shiga	Kencho-ji, Kamakura	Kencho-ji, Kamakura
Tsurugaoka-Hachimangu, Kamakura	Kitano-Tenmangu, Tokyo	Takao-san, Tokyo	Hieizan Bentendo, Shiga
Kitano-Jinja	Kinkaku-ji, Kyoto	Todaisan Seiryo-ji	Ionno-ji, Kyoto
Senso-ji, Tokyo	Senso-ji, Tokyo	Asakusa-jinja, Tokyo