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Shindaibutsuji
伊賀市 伊賀
Founded by Chogen, who rebuilt Todaiji. It preserves a Nyorai figure by Kaikei.
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三重県 · Shrines & temples
伊賀市 伊賀
Founded by Chogen, who rebuilt Todaiji. It preserves a Nyorai figure by Kaikei.
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名張市 伊賀
An old temple of Iga.
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尾鷲市 東紀州
A great rock looking down on the Kumano Kodo.
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紀北町 東紀州
A pass on the Iseji route of the Kumano Kodo. Crossing the old provincial border was the hardest stretch.
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松阪市 中勢
It claims to be the first Kannon of warding off misfortune in Japan. The Hatsuuma festival fills it with people.
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大津市 湖南
The men who would later found their own schools all studied here: Honen of Jodo, Shinran of Jodo Shinshu, Eisai of Rinzai, Dogen of Soto, Nichiren of …
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大津市 湖南
It enshrines the land deity of Mount Hiei, and its messenger is the sacred monkey. The way shrine and temple grew up side by side is still legible in …
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多賀町 湖東
Known affectionately as Otaga-san, it draws prayers for long life. The old saying ran: seven visits to Ise, three to Kumano, and to Otaga every month.
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大津市 湖南
Said to be where Murasaki Shikibu began writing The Tale of Genji. The main hall and the tahoto pagoda are National Treasures.
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大津市 湖南
It enshrines Emperor Tenji. Because he set up the first water clock in Japan, it is regarded as the shrine of clocks, and a clock museum stands in its…
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大津市 湖南
Its main hall is a National Treasure. It holds the bell of the Evening Bell of Mii, one of the eight views of Omi. It stood against Enryakuji and was …
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高島市 湖西
Known for the torii standing out in Lake Biwa, and called the Itsukushima of Omi. A deity of long life.
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東近江市 湖東
An old temple said to have been founded by immigrants from the continent. One of the three mountain temples of eastern Omi, and famous for autumn colo…
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大津市 湖南
The undying dharma lamp Saicho lit has burned for 1,200 years. Never letting the oil run out is itself the practice.
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大津市 湖南
The whole mountain is the temple, in three districts. It produced Honen, Shinran, Dogen and Nichiren.
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大津市 湖南
A distinctive form, with a triangular gable set on top of the torii. The fusion of Shinto and Buddhism, given shape.
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長浜市 湖北
The whole island afloat in Lake Biwa is an object of worship. Its karamon gate, a National Treasure, was moved here from the Hokoku mausoleum.
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長浜市 湖北
The shrine on Chikubushima. Its main hall, a National Treasure, is said to be a surviving structure from Fushimi Castle.
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愛荘町 湖東
One of the three mountain temples of eastern Omi. The main hall is a National Treasure, and it is known for its blood-red maples.
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甲良町 湖東
One of the three mountain temples of eastern Omi. Both the main hall and the three-storey pagoda are National Treasures. It escaped Nobunaga's burning…
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近江八幡市 湖東
It stands on the summit of Mount Kinugasa, said to have been founded by Prince Shotoku.
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大津市 湖南
The base of the circling practice, set in a valley of Mount Hiei.
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近江八幡市 湖東
It drew the faith of the Omi merchants, and is known for the fire festivals of Sagicho and the Hachiman festival.
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甲賀市 湖南
The home of Shigaraki ware, one of the six ancient kilns of Japan, known for its tanuki figures.
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