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They are placed in the radius of the seated Jizo Bodhisattva, who will see them safely to Paradise." These are the Water Children, the souls of unborn babies. Thousands of small statues line the walls and stand in crowded rows in the rock gardens. Past the main temple is a garden enclosed on the three sides by stone block walls. People funnel past her, searching for the famous eleven-sided statue of Kannon, the Buddhist goddess of mercy. She walks through the lower gardens, past ponds filled with golden, darting Koi, and up the steps cut into moss-laden hillsides. "With white walls, red trim and layers of tiled roof, Kannon-do Hall sits like an elaborate confection on top of a softly sloping hill.
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