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    Church releases first part of temple dedication series●A Journey to Understanding the Temple | Dedicate Part 1▶youtubeWorldReligion282.3K2 h ago

    The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has released 'A Journey to Understanding the Temple | Dedicate Part 1', a new religious video focused on the meaning and purpose of temples. The release is drawing significant attention, with strong engagement from viewers interested in the church's temple dedication teachings.

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    Latter-day Saints Launch New 'Dedicate' Episode Series●All Nations Will Flow unto It | Dedicate Episode 1▶youtubeWorldReligion282.9K1 h ago

    The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has released 'All Nations Will Flow unto It', the first episode of a new series titled 'Dedicate'. The episode draws on the biblical image of nations gathering to the house of the Lord and reflects the church's emphasis on temple dedication and worship. The release has drawn a large audience and strong engagement from members and followers worldwide.

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    Hasui Kawase's 1951 print of Nanzenji in autumn rain draws fresh attention●Title: After Autumn Rain, Nanzenji, Kyoto (1951) Artist: Hasui Kawase https:// www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/en/sho ws/6066003MmastodonCultureArt2313 h ago

    A 1951 woodblock print by Hasui Kawase, 'After Autumn Rain, Nanzenji, Kyoto', is being shared by art lovers, linked to an NHK World programme. Kawase, a leading figure of Japan's shin-hanga movement, is admired for his atmospheric landscapes of temples and seasonal scenery, and this quiet depiction of a Kyoto temple in rain is striking a chord with viewers.

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    Remembering missionary Bernard Petitjean on his birthday●Bernard Petitjean, born OTD in 1829, served as a missionary to # Japan soon after it had resumed admitting foreigners, bMmastodonLifeTravel25 h ago

    Anniversary posts are marking the birth of Bernard Petitjean, born on this day in 1829. The French missionary travelled to Japan soon after the country resumed admitting foreigners, basing himself in Nagasaki at a pivotal moment when the previously closed nation was reopening to the outside world. Travel and history enthusiasts are sharing accounts of his life alongside images and notes from Nagasaki's historic neighbourhoods, temples and landmarks tied to that era.

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    Kyoto guide highlights four temple-gate snack spots●【京都】平安時代創業のお店も。お参り前後で立ち寄るべき「門前おやつ」4選 | Hanako Web https:// hanako.tokyo/food/517526/ # hanako_tokyo # FOOD # 2026年11月号_京MmastodonLifeFood01 h ago

    Japanese lifestyle magazine Hanako has published a roundup of four traditional snack shops in Kyoto worth visiting before or after praying at nearby temples. The feature notes some of the shops date back to the Heian period, framing the stops as part of the capital's enduring appeal for visitors. It appears in the magazine's November 2026 issue focused on the old capital.

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    An elephant kept at a temple has died, and villagers gathered to bid it an emotional farewell, embracing each other as they mourned. A video of the final send-off has moved viewers, with many expressing sadness over the loss of an animal long considered part of the community.

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    Emperor Juntoku of Japan died on this day in 1242●Emperor Juntoku, 84th Emperor of # Japan , died OTD in 1242 https:// cromwell-intl.com/travel/japan /kyoto/temples/?s=mbMmastodonLifeTravel28 h ago

    Emperor Juntoku, the 84th emperor of Japan, died on this day in 1242. He reigned during the Kamakura period and was exiled to the island of Sado after the Jokyu Rebellion of 1221. History and travel enthusiasts are marking the anniversary, with the date also drawing attention to Kyoto's historic temples tied to Japan's imperial past.

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    Temple High School student to appear in National High School Journal of Science▼Temple High School student to be published in National High School Journal of Science✉newsScience11 h ago

    A Temple High School student will have research published in the National High School Journal of Science, a peer-reviewed publication for high school researchers. The school and local community in Temple, Texas are celebrating the achievement, which highlights the student's scientific work and the school's academic programs.

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    Kamakura, an Hour South of Tokyo, Draws Travel Praise●Kamakura, Japan is full of beauty. Just an hour south of Tokyo. # kamakura # japan # kamakurajapan # greatbuddha # traveMmastodonLifeTravel316 h ago

    Travellers are highlighting Kamakura, the coastal city about an hour south of Tokyo, as a destination full of beauty. Posts point to its most famous landmark, the Great Buddha of Kamakura, a monumental bronze statue, as part of the appeal. The city is being promoted as an easy day trip from the Japanese capital for visitors seeking temples, coastline and historic charm.

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    Villanova Women's Tennis Faces Delaware and Temple▼Villanova Women’s Tennis Competes Against Delaware and Temple✉newsSportTennis18 h ago

    Villanova's women's tennis team competed in matches against Delaware and Temple, according to a report from The Villanovan, the university's student publication. The item covers the Wildcats' recent fixtures against the two regional opponents but provides no scores, results, or standout performances beyond the announcement of the matchups themselves.

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    'Jurassic Park' parody 'Hold on to Your Butts' headed to Temple Theatre●'Jurassic Park' parody 'Hold on to Your Butts' comes to Temple Theatre✉newsCultureTheatre15 h ago

    A comedic stage parody of 'Jurassic Park' titled 'Hold on to Your Butts' is coming to Temple Theatre. The production riffs on the classic dinosaur film in a live theatrical format, giving local audiences a chance to see a spoof version of the blockbuster. Performances at the venue are being promoted to area audiences.

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    A recipe for the Dirty Shirley Fizz, a cocktail that adds vodka to the classic Shirley Temple of ginger ale, grenadine and a maraschino cherry, is circulating among food and drink coverage. The drink has periodically resurfaced as a nostalgic yet grown-up take on the childhood favorite, with variations topping it with soda for extra fizz.

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    Three Plant-Based Recipes Draw on a Decade in Buddhist Temple Kitchens●These 3 Plant-Based Recipes Were Inspired by a Decade of Learning From Buddhist Temple Chefs✉newsLifeFood20 h ago

    Oprah Daily is featuring three plant-based recipes inspired by ten years spent learning from Buddhist temple chefs. The piece highlights temple cooking traditions, which emphasize simple vegetable dishes, mindful preparation and seasonal ingredients, and translates them into recipes home cooks can make. It fits growing mainstream interest in plant-based eating and in the meditative, minimalist approach to food found in Buddhist culinary practice.

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    Fast fashion's growing toll on the planet●Fast fashion leads to faster destruction✉newsLifeFashion23 h ago

    Commentary from Temple University's student newspaper argues that fast fashion is driving faster environmental destruction, linking cheap, rapid-cycle clothing production to waste and pollution. The piece adds to ongoing debate about the industry's sustainability, as consumers and regulators increasingly scrutinise brands over textile waste, labour practices and the environmental cost of disposable clothing trends.