From Kanaya to Kakegawa(Sun., Sep. 23rd, 2001)

Sunday, September 23, 2001 (click to see all posts from this day) Stations: #24 Kanaya (金谷); (map / Wiki) #25 Nissaka (日坂); (map / Wiki) #26 Kakegawa (掛川); (map / Wiki) Other places visited: Kyuenji and the Night Weeping Stone "Prayed" at: Kyuenji, Nissaka Stopped at: Kakegawa Slept at: Shizuka-en Ryokan, Shizuoka Kilometers covered: 13.6 Total kilometers so far: 220.6 Journal: Honesty, Veracity, and Equanimity Words and Pictures: Suwahara Castle Words and Pictures: Kyuenji  The Old Tokaido Background   •  All Posts   •  Guide   •  Map

Journal: Honesty, Veracity, and Equanimity

Note: This Journal entry was written on September 23, 2001, as I walked on the Old Tokaido. Take a look at that day's Logbook for more.

--------

Yeah, I know: it sounds like a university's slogan (an alma motto?).

But it's actually a virtue list. You know, like the Ten Commandments? Or the Boy Scout Law?

So here are three ideas that I find really important, and how they relate to my current experiences.

Words-and-Pictures: Suwahara Castle

Note: This selection of Words-and-Pictures was made on September 23, 2001, as I walked on the Old Tokaido.

The remains of Suwahara Castle are located between Kanaya and Nissaka in Shizuoka Prefecture, which are Stations #24 and 25 respectively (from Tokyo) on the Old Tokaido Highway. You can read about my visit to the ruins in my Logbook.

Words-and-Pictures: Kyuenji

Note: This selection of Words-and-Pictures was made on September 23, 2001, as I walked on the Old Tokaido.

Kyuenji is located between Kanaya and Nissaka in Shizuoka Prefecture, which are Stations #24 and 25 respectively (from Tokyo) on the Old Tokaido Highway. You can read about my visit to this small temple, and the legend of its stone, in my Logbook.