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Ozaki Jinja (Kanazawa)
金沢市 金沢
Called the Nikko of the Hokuriku coast. A Toshogu built inside Kanazawa Castle.
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石川県 · Shrines & temples
金沢市 金沢
Called the Nikko of the Hokuriku coast. A Toshogu built inside Kanazawa Castle.
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羽咋市 能登
Ten buildings including the five-storey pagoda are Important Cultural Properties. One of the finest Nichiren precincts in the Hokuriku region.
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白山市 加賀
Counted among the three great shrines of wealth in Japan.
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小松市 加賀
The setting of the Kanjincho tale, known as a guardian for getting through hard tests.
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永平寺町 嶺北
It is still a working training monastery. Dogen taught that not only zazen but cleaning, eating and washing the face are all practice. His Tenzo Kyoku…
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敦賀市 嶺南
Its great torii, eleven metres high, is counted with Itsukushima in Aki and Kasuga Taisha in Nara as one of the three great wooden torii of Japan.
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小浜市 嶺南
The Omizu-okuri rite, in which water drawn here is sent on, pairs with the Omizu-tori at Nigatsudo in Todaiji. Wakasa and Nara are joined by water.
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福井市 嶺北
The funerary temple of the Matsudaira, lords of the Fukui domain. On the Senjojiki behind it stand the great stone mausolea of the lord's family.
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越前町 嶺北
It holds a National Treasure temple bell. Oda Nobunaga's ancestors are said to have been priests here, and the place name Ota is the origin of the fam…
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小浜市 嶺南
Both the main hall and the three-storey pagoda are National Treasures. Wakasa keeps many old temples tied to Nara.
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永平寺町 嶺北
Trainee monks enter by this gate and do not pass out again until their training is done.
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勝山市 嶺北
A precinct covered in moss. It is said once to have held 48 shrines, 36 halls and 6,000 lodgings.
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小浜市 嶺南
An old temple of Wakasa. Its principal image is said to have been modelled on Empress Gensho.
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小浜市 嶺南
A dry landscape garden that uses the slope of the hill, designated a Place of Scenic Beauty.
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敦賀市 嶺南
About eleven metres high. One of the three great wooden torii of Japan.
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敦賀市 嶺南
The stage of Nobunaga's retreat from Kanegasaki. Known for the Hanakae festival.
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越前市 嶺北
The only shrine in Japan to a deity of paper. It stands at the heart of Echizen washi country, and the carving on its halls is superb.
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越前市 嶺北
The soja of Echizen Province, on the site of the provincial capital.
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勝山市 嶺北
Moss from end to end. At its height it is said to have kept eight thousand warrior monks.
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小浜市 嶺南
Divided into an upper and a lower shrine. A thousand-year-old cedar stands here.
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敦賀市 嶺南
Its Korean bell is a National Treasure, brought back during Hideyoshi's invasions of Korea.
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福井市 嶺北
It enshrines Emperor Keitai, and is known for its weeping cherries.
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越前市 嶺北
The only shrine in Japan to a deity of paper. The inner shrine sits at the summit of Mount Gongen.
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坂井市 嶺北
The tutelary shrine of a kitamaebune port town. Floats come out for the Mikuni festival.
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