Obane Haiji
尾羽廃寺跡
An ancient 7th-century temple site featuring excavated foundations and roof tiles linked to the powerful Ihara clan.
What it is
- An ancient temple site located on the northeastern edge of the Shimizu Plain.
- Established in the late 7th century as the family temple of the Ihara clan.
- A religious complex that was likely abandoned by the 12th century.
- A site of intermittent archaeological excavations conducted since 1951.
What to see
- The confirmed remains of a Main Hall and a Lecture Hall.
- A pagoda foundation stone discovered southwest of the Main Hall site.
- Roof tiles with designs resembling those found at Kawaradera in Nara.
- Artifacts from the site displayed at the Shizuoka City Archaeological Center.
- Remains of the former Ihara District government office located nearby.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Obane Haiji Open in Google Maps
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