諸行無常（しょぎょうむじょう, shogyō mujō） is a Japanese Buddhist expression that means “all things are impermanent.”
It expresses the idea that everything in the world is constantly changing and that nothing remains the same forever. This includes nature, human life, relationships, emotions, and material possessions.
Beautiful Japanese Scenery
In this blog, I will gradually introduce beautiful landscape photographs of Japan that I have taken myself.
This photograph shows the Golden Mountain Shrine (Koganeyama Shrine), which I featured in my previous post.
The shrine is located on Kinkasan Island, which can be reached by ferry from a nearby peninsula. It is famous for bringing good fortune in matters of money. It is said that if you visit the shrine once a year for three consecutive years, you will never have to worry about money for the rest of your life.
Everything in this world is constantly changing. World affairs, the economy, the temperature, and even our own physical condition are all subject to change. Today will never come again. We have only one chance to live as ourselves, in this place and in this particular era.
I sincerely hope that all of you will be blessed with financial prosperity and enjoy a happy life together with the people you love.
I would also be delighted if visitors from overseas could enjoy Japan’s beautiful scenery and the simple moments of everyday life.
I will continue posting many more photographs, so please look forward to them!