This is a photo of hydrangeas at the temizuya (ritual hand-washing station) of Hasedera Temple, with water flowing down from a bamboo spout. The blue hydrangea blooms are glistening with water droplets, making it an ideal image for articles about visiting
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Japanese version: 竹樋から流れ落ちる水に濡れる長谷寺の紫陽花
