Lord Ganesha is known by different names in Japan, such as ‘Kangiten,’ ‘Shoten,’ ‘Ganabachi’ (Ganapathy), or ‘Binayakaten.’ The earliest history of his worship starts in the 8th ...

Japan's link to Lakshmi and Ganesha. Interestingly, according to a 2019 piece by Peepultree.world, there are ‘more than 250 temples across Japan dedicated to Ganesha’, ...

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Ganesha’s Japanese monikers include Kangiten, Shoten and Binayaka. As Kangiten the deity is depicted in erotic embrace with another elephant-headed figure and is considered too sexually explicit ...

Japan's link to Lakshmi and Ganesha. Interestingly, according to a 2019 piece by Peepultree.world, there are ‘more than 250 temples across Japan dedicated to Ganesha’, ...