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Kiln at Rinsoin |
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Chitose and Hoitsu Suzuki, Suzuki's eldest son and present abbot of Rinsoin |
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Hatto interior, Rinsoin |
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Hatto interior, Rinsoin |
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Yasuko Oishi, Daughter of Shunryu Suzuki |
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Hoitsu at work |
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Hoitsu Suzuki & Shoko Okamoto (Abbot of Zounin) holding bow used by Shunryu Suzuki's teacher |
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Entrance gate to Shoganji |
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Zounin, Shunryu Suzuki's first Temple |
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Entrance to Rinsoin |
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Daughter of Hoitsu and Chitose with her students at the school where she teaches. |
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Entrance gate to Zounin |
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Hatto, Zounin, Shunryu Suzuki's first Temple |
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Garden Rinsoin |
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Lantern and Jizo along entrance road, Rinsoin |
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Hatto, Rinsoin |
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Jizo along entrance road, Rinsoin |
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Cicada on steps to bell tower, Rinsoin |
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Steps to Rinsoin |
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Shoganji, Shunryu Suzuki was born and raised here. |
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Bell, Rinsoin |
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Garden at Rinsoin |
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Tea house, Rinsoin |
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Chukonhi, monument to solders who have died in recent wars, moved to Rinsoin by Shunryu Suzuki
These days he's doing more sculpture - quite successfully. The magazine "Art Limited Magazine" put out a top ten list of the bests shows in each major city around the country and his show made the list for San Francisco (#7).
Thanks Sassy Hardy at the SFZC for scanning these photos and sending them to the cuke archives so we could all share them. - dc
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