Josen-ji Temple

Both the thatched Amida Do hall in the early Kamakura period and the seven stone pagoda of kuju in the precincts are designated as national important documents

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　Although it is called Josenji Temple, the management seems to be Meidoji Temple, and there is a material that says that the title is Josenji Temple or Meidoji Amidado, and I was confused that I made a mistake. The same thing. The thatched-roof Amida-do has the characteristics of this region, such as three girder lines, three beams, one-tier, and yosemune-zukuri. Compared to other important cultural properties designated Amida-do and the covering shop of the main shrine of the shrine, management is delayed. What is unusual is that the seven-storied stone pagoda and the nine-storied stone pagoda with the inscription of １２３０ built in the year are lined up in the precincts. １３ There is also a heavy tower, but this is ...