1. The shrine is dedicated to the spirits of Ieyasu and two other of
Japan's most influential historical personalities, _________ and __________.
2. The three monkeys hiding each respectively _______ ears, eyes and mouth,
representing the Buddhist doctrine "hear no evil, see no evil, speak no evil" ,
have become a symbol of Nikko.
3. A famous Japanese saying proclaims Nikko wo minakereba "kekko" to iu na.
Most tourist literature translates this as "Don't say 'magnificent'
_______ Nikko", but there's another dimension to this Japanese pun:
it can also mean "See Nikko and say 'enough'."
4. There is a sculpture of sparrow on the backside of the Sleeping Cat.
The sparrow will be eaten if the cat is awake. However,
the sparrow and the cat co-exist.
It means that nation wide chaos is over and peaceful society has come.
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