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<\/div><\/div>Onwards to Kyoto<\/h3>\n\nThe trip to\u00a0Maizuru<\/strong>\u00a0on an\u00a0MSC cruise\u00a0is the starting point for discovering the beautiful city of\u00a0Kyoto<\/strong>. On an excursion you will be able to visit the Kasamatsu Park, the temple of Kiyomizu and the Arashiyama district.<\/p>\nThe\u00a0Kasamatsu Park<\/strong>\u00a0can be visited on an excursion. There you can admire the Amanohashidate, a thin strip of land covered in pine trees and characterised by the beautiful sandy beaches of Miyazu bay. It is a natural wonder, whose name means “a bridge to heaven” because if you look at it upside down it resembles a bridge stretching up to the sky. At the southernmost end of Amanohashidate, the Buddhist temple of Chionji rises up. Here, one of the “Three important Monju Bosatsu statues”, the God of Intellect and Wisdom, is held.
\nThe\u00a0Higashiyama Temple district<\/strong>, in the eastern part of Kyoto, conceals other wonders. For example the ancient Buddhist temple of Sanj\u016bsangen-d\u014d, where 1001 statues of Kannon, the Goddess of mercy, are kept; these are carved in wood covered with gold leaf to bear witness to order and continuity. The temple was founded in 1164 and was destroyed<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>
Onwards to Kyoto<\/h3>\n\nThe trip to\u00a0Maizuru<\/strong>\u00a0on an\u00a0MSC cruise\u00a0is the starting point for discovering the beautiful city of\u00a0Kyoto<\/strong>. On an excursion you will be able to visit the Kasamatsu Park, the temple of Kiyomizu and the Arashiyama district.<\/p>\nThe\u00a0Kasamatsu Park<\/strong>\u00a0can be visited on an excursion. There you can admire the Amanohashidate, a thin strip of land covered in pine trees and characterised by the beautiful sandy beaches of Miyazu bay. It is a natural wonder, whose name means “a bridge to heaven” because if you look at it upside down it resembles a bridge stretching up to the sky. At the southernmost end of Amanohashidate, the Buddhist temple of Chionji rises up. Here, one of the “Three important Monju Bosatsu statues”, the God of Intellect and Wisdom, is held.
\nThe\u00a0Higashiyama Temple district<\/strong>, in the eastern part of Kyoto, conceals other wonders. For example the ancient Buddhist temple of Sanj\u016bsangen-d\u014d, where 1001 statues of Kannon, the Goddess of mercy, are kept; these are carved in wood covered with gold leaf to bear witness to order and continuity. The temple was founded in 1164 and was destroyed<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>
The trip to\u00a0Maizuru<\/strong>\u00a0on an\u00a0MSC cruise\u00a0is the starting point for discovering the beautiful city of\u00a0Kyoto<\/strong>. On an excursion you will be able to visit the Kasamatsu Park, the temple of Kiyomizu and the Arashiyama district.<\/p>\n The\u00a0Kasamatsu Park<\/strong>\u00a0can be visited on an excursion. There you can admire the Amanohashidate, a thin strip of land covered in pine trees and characterised by the beautiful sandy beaches of Miyazu bay. It is a natural wonder, whose name means “a bridge to heaven” because if you look at it upside down it resembles a bridge stretching up to the sky. At the southernmost end of Amanohashidate, the Buddhist temple of Chionji rises up. Here, one of the “Three important Monju Bosatsu statues”, the God of Intellect and Wisdom, is held.
\nThe\u00a0Higashiyama Temple district<\/strong>, in the eastern part of Kyoto, conceals other wonders. For example the ancient Buddhist temple of Sanj\u016bsangen-d\u014d, where 1001 statues of Kannon, the Goddess of mercy, are kept; these are carved in wood covered with gold leaf to bear witness to order and continuity. The temple was founded in 1164 and was destroyed<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>