Talk:Taiseki-ji

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I have attempted to write the stub out into a full, informative article on Taisekiji. It still needs some work, which I will undertake over the next few weeks offline (while checking with some sources which I will cite later).

The photos were taken by me, so they are copyright free.

I have inserted references to Soka Gakkai, not because I feel they belong, but because if I don't put them in, I will leave the article open to criticism for not mentioning that buildings erected by that organization have been torn down by the current NS leadership—which is true. So it goes, I guess, with religious wars.

--Jim_Lockhart 12:05, 16 Apr 2005 (UTC)