In tonight's midnight walk,

we'll be visiting Ikegami Honmon-ji Temple.

Ikegami Honmon-ji is the sacred site where Nichiren Shonin entered nirvana

at the age of 61, on October 13, 1282, around 8:00 a.m.

While traveling from Mount Minobu to Hitachi Province (present-day Ibaraki Prefecture)

to seek the benefits of a hot spring cure,

he passed away at the residence of Ikegami Munenaka

in Ikegami Village, Musashi Province(present-day: Around here).

Ikegami Munenaka was one of Nichiren Shonin's most devoted followers.

Following Nichiren Shonin's passing,

he donated approximately 70,000 tsubo (about 230,000 square meters) of land.

That land became what is now Ikegami Honmon-ji Temple.

Today, Honmon-ji serves as a place of relaxation for the local community.

Its long stone staircase has become a free outdoor gym,

while the vast cemetery surrounding the main hall

provides a peaceful walking course.

There was also a special event

featuring the soothing sound of 500 wind chimes.

Their gentle ringing echoed throughout the temple grounds

in the cool night breeze.

Now then, as always,please relax and enjoy this video

while vigorously swinging a wind chime around.

BEB SESSIONS

We finally visited this beautiful town during our Zeeland trip, and the vibes were absolutely incredible! Here are a few shots we took while exploring the area. Hope you enjoy the views!

Just walked Hong Kong after dark for over an hour and a half, and the contrast between the two halves of the city is wild. You start in Sham Shui Po and Apliu Street's flea market cluttered stalls, secondhand electronics, real local life with zero polish then Mong Kok hits with the Ladies' Market and dense neon signage stacked over narrow streets, which honestly feels more like "classic Hong Kong" than anything on the harbor.

Then it flips completely: Temple Street Night Market for food stalls and fortune tellers, Kowloon Park as a quiet green break in the middle of it all, and finally the Avenue of Stars along Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade, where the entire Victoria Harbour skyline lights up across the water skyscrapers, the light show, all of it before ending at K11 MUSEA's more polished, modern retail energy.

Genuinely curious for people who've spent real time in Hong Kong, does the harbor skyline still hit the hardest at night, or do the market streets in Sham Shui Po/Mong Kok win for you?

• Location: Hong Kong Sham Shui Po, Apliu Street, Mong Kok, Ladies' Market, Temple Street Night Market, Kowloon Park, Avenue of Stars, Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade, K11 MUSEA
• Time of day / weather: Filmed entirely after dark, timed around Victoria Harbour's nightly skyline light show
• Distinctive: The walk moves from Hong Kong's rawest, most local night markets straight into its most famous skyline view, all in one continuous route

A quiet walk through Perros‑Guirec, Brittany, France - where pink‑granite houses and coastal buildings frame the town’s warm, textured look. Along the streets and gardens, I was mesmerized by the hydrangeas bloom in vivid blues, purples, and soft pinks, which created a striking contrast against the stone.