Kuse temple ruins
久世廃寺跡
Explore well-preserved temple ruins from the Nara period, a National Historic Site.
What it is
- Kuse temple ruins are a designated National Historic Site.
- It was founded in the early Nara period.
- The temple was abandoned in the early 11th century.
- It is an important site for ancient temples in the Minamiyamashiro region.
What to see
- The ruins have a Hoki-ji style temple layout.
- Tower, main hall, and lecture hall remains are well preserved.
- It had a unique building structure with four-sided eaves.
- The main temple ruins are within Kuse Shrine's forest.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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