Saigoku Kannon Pilgrimage
Okay kiddo, so there's this thing called the Saigoku Kannon Pilgrimage! It's a special kind of trip that people take to visit important temples in Japan.
Each of these temples has a statue of a goddess named Kannon, who is very important in Japanese culture. She's kind of like a superhero who helps people who are in trouble.
The Saigoku Pilgrimage includes 33 of these temples, and people visit each one to pay their respects to Kannon and pray for good luck and protection.
The trip can take a long time, and people usually walk or take a special bus or train to get from temple to temple. But it can be a really special journey that helps people feel connected to their faith, and to the history and culture of Japan.
Each of these temples has a statue of a goddess named Kannon, who is very important in Japanese culture. She's kind of like a superhero who helps people who are in trouble.
The Saigoku Pilgrimage includes 33 of these temples, and people visit each one to pay their respects to Kannon and pray for good luck and protection.
The trip can take a long time, and people usually walk or take a special bus or train to get from temple to temple. But it can be a really special journey that helps people feel connected to their faith, and to the history and culture of Japan.