Tree versus Shinto Shrine

[master58100]

It is truly a paradise that you can't find in the U.S.

[cinecyclist]

I think Shinto is "nature based" - so, it seems fitting that there would be no damage to the shrine. perhaps the tree is resting. :-)

[ROCKLOCK997]

Kurt? is that one of ur favorit tree's?

P.S tree win :D

~Marcus

[anwahi]

That's a strange spot for a break. Must have had some serious rot, infestation, or disease.

[TheJapanChannelDcom]

Best trees I have ever seen in Japan have been around shrines and temples.. never thought about them falling on a classic shrine!!

Your timing was good!

Get ya saw out old fella!!

[Luminasita]

Such a relief! I love the construction of the older buildings (I don't know if all shrines are like that?), and it is good to hear it didn't get damaged. The roof (like at 00:38 ) especially, has a beautiful architectural design.

~Kat

[Strideo1]

But if a tree falls on a shrine and no one is around to hear it does it make a noise?

Sorry, couldn't help myself. :P

[softypapa]

Hello Strideo1, I love it (maybe kamisama heard?)! -Kurt :-)

[StatuesBleedingGreen]

You have a perfect voice. And these videos are awesome

[softypapa]

Hello StatuesBleedingGreen, Thank you for your nice words. I'm encouraged to get out and make more! -Kurt :-)

[mhensley81]

ありがとう

[softypapa]

Hello mhensley81, You are very welcome! Thank you for joining me on this outing! -Kurt :-)

[patio87]

Thanks softypapa.

[softypapa]

Hello patio87, You are very welcome! Thanks for walking with me! -Kurt :-)