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Our class made an excursion to Nikko about a month ago, and actually saw the “Kekko” in reality.<\/p>\n

On the morning of the twennty-nineth of October, we started from our inn went along the street of Nikko, crossed the bridge over the Daiya stream and went up a path leading toward the Toshogu through an avenue of cryptomelias.<\/p>\n

The first thing that startled us was a large stone gate.\u00a0 It height measures thirty feet and the pillars are twelve feet in circumference.\u00a0 It is all made of splended granite.\u00a0 There stands a beautiful pagoda near it.\u00a0 With in the front gate, there is a bell presented by a Korean king, a lantern by Duchmen and many other curious things.\u00a0 The gate, called Yomei, and the shrine of Toshogu are the most beautiful of all.\u00a0 The former is adorned with many splendid sculputures; it will take all day long if any one might attempt to inspect it carefully; hence the name “Higurashino-mon.”\u00a0\u00a0 The latter is ornamented with many costly paintingsu and beautiful sculptures.\u00a0 The longer we gaze at it, the more beautiful it appears.<\/p>\n

Now these things were all made for the great hero Iyeyasu.\u00a0 We could not help admire the greatness (one word) of his power at that time.<\/p>\n

In other countries we find many gigantic graves; for instance the piramids of Egypt, but in point of beauty, who would compare them with the shrines at Nikko?\u00a0 Therefore most of foreingnes who came to this country do not fail to visit Nikko.<\/p>\n

We may feel proud for having such beautifu artistic structures as at Nikko.<\/p>\n

After all Iyeyasu was a great man though he has some defects.<\/p>\n

Neither he was loyal nor virtuous, but he left many works; handed down to posterity such beautiful works of art.\u00a0 From this point we couldn’t but admire him.\u00a0 In short Nikko is a place noted for its scenery,\u00a0abundant relics and curiou of fine arts.<\/p>\n

A proverb runs “Don’t say ‘Kekko’ that is exquiste unless you have seen Nikko.”\u00a0 I would advise all men to visit Nikko.\u00a0 I hear the Italian say “See Naples and die”; but I might say “See Nikko and die.”<\/p>\n

By T. OKADA<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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