Traffic police said a Buddhist monk’s robes were a driving hazard. These priests are out to prove them wrong. - The Washington Post

Buddhist monks, like the rest of us, have places to go and people to see. There are part-time jobs to get to and funerals to conduct. It’s not that uncommon to see someone behind the wheel of a car dressed in the traditional robes of Buddhist clergy. Which is why one monk’s refusal to pay a traffic ticket may have set off a Twitter hashtag trend. Search for #僧衣でできるもん, which means “I can do it in m

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