Kagodohakusansha
籠渡白山社
A historic shrine in Nanto City housing a 19th-century lacquered lion head designated as a local cultural property.
What it is
- A local shrine recorded as a Kannon-do hall until the late 18th century.
- The site has been officially known as Hakusansha since 1835.
- The current main hall structure was constructed in 1943.
What to see
- A city-designated cultural property wooden lion head completed in 1860.
- The lion head features gold leaf and Obara Jigoemon style lacquerware.
- The artifact was carved by Shozaemon of Nakae Village.
When to go
- Annual spring festivals are held on April 30.
- Annual autumn festivals take place on September 30.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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