By YUKI HANANO/ Staff Writer
March 8, 2020 at 07:00 JST
Nishiyuki is dressed as a sitting statue of Mahavairocana. (Yuki Hanano)
KURASHIKI, Okayama Prefecture--She doesn’t practice Buddhism and once had a strong aversion to painting, but artist Nishiyuki has found a way to transform temple visitors into sacred figures of the religion. [Read More]
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