Today is the first day after finishing the o-Henro pilgrimage trail. It feels strange to sit and write instead of walking. I was number 479 finishing the walk this year: Certificate of successfully finishing o-Henro by walking I also got a small certificate from the Tokushima tourist center, where only foreigners appear. Most of the foreigners apparently start in Tokushima. Here I was number 34. o-Henro certificate from the Tokushima tourist center About 1200 years ago, the monk Kukai = Kobo Daishi, the founder of the Shingon School of Buddhism, established the o-Henro pilgrimage for two major reasons which were “soul searching” = spirituality and the improvement of health. Kobo Daichi statues can be seen at many places during the trail. This picture below has been taken yesterday at temple T5 Jizoji. Kobo Daichi statue at Jizoji temple (T5) I am not a spiritual person and this has not changed in the last weeks. I am not a believer in any kind of religion, although Buddhism comes clos