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20 examples found containing 'おてら' (results also include variant forms and possible homonyms)
やま
でら
とてもゆうめいおてらです
Yamadera is a very famous temple.
おてら
なか
あるきはじめました
They began walking through the temple grounds.
またじんじゃ
てら
ノースリーブなどみじかすぎる
ふく
けんぶつ
見物
しない
ほうがいいです
It’s also best not to wear sleeveless or overly short clothing to a shrine or temple.
エレナおてら
った
ことがありませんでしたからわくわくしました
Elena had never been to a temple before, so she was excited.
おてら
えき
ちか
ありました
The temple was close to the train station.
こんな
おお
きな
てら
これまで
ことない
This is the largest temple that I have ever seen.
きょうと
京都
ほうもん
訪問
べき
ふる
てら
じんじゃ
神社
ゆうめい
有名
から
You should visit Kyoto, which is famous for its old temples and shrines.
いぜん
以前
ちょうどここ
てら
あった
There used to be a temple right here.
ここかつて
ふる
てら
ありました
There used to be an old temple here.
かれ
せんしゅう
先週
その
てら
たずねるつもりだった
He intended to have visited the temple last week.
とうだいじ
東大寺
その
ふた
てら
うちより
おお
きい
ほう
です
Toudaiji is the bigger of the two temples.
むかし
てら
ちか
たか
あった
There used to be a tall tree near the temple.
きょうと
京都
ふる
てら
たくさんある
There are many old temples in Kyoto.
あの
たてもの
建物
てら
です
Look at that building. Is it a temple?
たいてい
にほん
日本
てら
でき
出来
ている

Most Japanese temples are made of wood.
きょうと
京都
ふる
てら
あるので
ゆうめい
有名

Kyoto is famous for its old temples.
はま
てら
かね
/ ゆれて
すいめん
水面
わたるとき /
むら
ぎょふ
漁夫
はおり
羽織
/
はま
てら
いそぐとき /
おき
くじら
ひとり / その
かね
ききながら /
んだ
とう
さま
かあ
さま
/ こいしこいし
いてます
line from poem, haiku, dialogue etc.
When the bell at the seaside temple is struck, / its sound rippling across the water, / the village fishermen in their best clothes / hurry for the temple on the shore / while alone in the open sea, a whale child / weeps in longing for its dead father and mother.
Source: 鯨法会 金子みすゞ
これ
いぜん
以前
よく
おとず
れた
てら
です
This is the temple which we used to visit.
これ
かれ
とま
っている
てら
です
This is the temple where he stays.
この
てら
いつ
てられた
です
When was this temple built?
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