By KAE MORISHITA/ Senior Staff Writer
September 11, 2024 at 07:00 JST
Masahiko Suzuki, chief priest at Myorakuji Temple in Toyota, Aichi Prefecture, stands in front of unmarked graves and stone statues brought in from abandoned temples and others. Photo taken Aug. 12 (Kae Morishita)
Behind the main hall of Myorakuji temple, located at the foot of Mount Nebiki in Toyota, Aichi Prefecture, lies a mysterious site that locals refer to as “the graveyard for graves.” [Read More]
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