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 Location: Yamane-cho, Higashi-Ku, Hiroshima City
Purpose of Use: Buddhist Temple
Completed in: 1671
Structure: W
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| This temple was closely related to the ASANO clan, the ruler of Hiroshima during the Edo period. It stands fairly away from the center of the city but couldn't escape the intense blast at the time of the A-bombing, and its roofs and walls fell. Since all the Buddhist temples in the center of Hiroshima were annihilated at the A-bombing, remaining Fudo-in and Kokuzen-ji are very precious and excellent architecture examples. |
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15 minutes on foot from JR Hiroshima Station North Exit (Shinkansen Exit) |
 hiroshima tips / Transportation
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Created on May 18, 2007 Last updated on Jul 10, 2008 Written by makoto Translated by jasmine Photos taken by makoto Camera: NikonD70 |
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