Senpuku-ji Temple
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This historic temple boasts a Yakushi-do hall, built in the Kamakura period and designated as an Important Cultural Property. Its distinctive architectural style blends elements of Shin-Wagyo and Zen-so styles.
Highlights
- The Yakushi-do hall, built in the Kamakura period, is a historic structure designated as an Important Cultural Property.
- Its distinctive architectural style blends Shin-Wagyo and Zen-so elements, with remarkably well-preserved ancient timbers.
- It is a crucial historical relic for understanding medieval Kanto architecture.
- The tranquil grounds exude a powerful sense of history and architectural grandeur.
- Conveniently located a 15-minute taxi ride from Inzai-Makinohara Station.
Basic Information
- Address
- Iwato, Inzai City, Chiba Prefecture Search for tourist attractions in Chiba
- Access
- A 15-minute taxi ride from Inzai-Makinohara Station on the Keisei Honsen Line. Show route
- Op.Hours
- 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
- Cld.Days
- Irregular holidays
- Fee
- Free
- INFO
- Enjoy a peaceful stroll through the serene grounds. Maintain a quiet atmosphere.
Overview
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