Kuonji's official camera, installed at Shakaden Shinnouhaido, shows the precinct around Soshido and the side of the main hall, including seasonal weeping cherry blossoms. The temple says it displays a few images per minute rather than smooth continuous motion. It is not an indoor ceremony feed, and wireless issues may interrupt updates.
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What does this camera show?
Open Kuon-ji’s camera for the outdoor precinct beside Soshido and the main hall, checking any visible spring cherry blossoms with the image time.
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Compare the view at Minobusan Kuonji Temple Precinct
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