Seiryū-ji Temple
青龍寺
Seiryuji is a historic Shingon temple with unique architecture and important cultural properties.
What it is
- A Shingon sect temple in Tottori Prefecture.
- Founded in 710 by Gyoki Bosatsu.
- Formerly known as Kakisan Jokoji.
- Renamed Naritasan Seiryuji in 1902.
What to see
- Main hall contains a relocated Shirauto Shrine building.
- Shirauto Shrine building has intricate carvings of waves and rabbits.
- Three Buddha statues saved from a 1581 fire.
- Two wooden statues are Important Cultural Properties.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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