This is a photo of a temizuya (ritual hand-washing station) at a Shinto shrine, where water flows from the mouth of a dragon sculpture. The teal-colored dragon's head opens its mouth, allowing the water to flow down through a bamboo chute and into a stone
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Japanese version: 龍の口から水が流れる神社の手水舎
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