Damon Coulter
Sugamo © Damon Coulter

Sugamo © Damon Coulter

Older Japanese women pour water onto the Arai kannon statue at Toganji temple, later will wash the statue with a white cloth in an effort to cure sickness. The Arai Kannon statue is a famous religious icon at Togan-ji temple in Sugamo, an area of Tokyo popular with older people, Japan. November 24th 2009

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    Date Taken: 24-Nov-2009 11:21:54Copyright: © Damon Coulter-all rights reservedCredit: Damon CoulterTitle: SugamoCaption: Older Japanese women pour water onto the Arai kannon statue at Toganji temple, later will wash the statue with a white cloth in an effort to cure sickness. The Arai Kannon statue is a famous religious icon at Togan-ji temple in Sugamo, an area of Tokyo popular with older people, Japan. November 24th 2009Camera: Canon EOS 40DFocal Length: 17mmAperture: f/6.3ISO: 640
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