KYOTO - Kyoto's Torin-in temple on Thursday began a special viewing of fallen Japanese stewartia blossoms, whose brief life made them a symbol of impermanence in classic Japanese literature.
Visitors to the temple in Kyoto's Ukyo Ward sat on the veranda and quietly viewed the white flowers, which last a single day, fall onto the green moss of the garden.
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