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 architect : unknown
address : Futabanosato, Higashi-Ku, Hiroshima City
use : Buddhist Temple
completion : 1974(rebuilt)
structure : RC, W
map (mapion)
map (Google Map) |
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| Terumoto Mori(1553-1625), the Hiroshima fief's first feudal lord and the man who build Hiroshima Castle, erected this temple as a resting place for his mother's Buddhist mortuary tablet. The temple was totally destroyed in the atomic bombing of 1945 and rebuilt in 1974. (quote from guideboard) |
[reference]
1) Futabanosato Walking Map (in Japanese)
[how to come]
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[TRAIN] 12 minutes walk from Hiroshima Station |
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[BUS] 2 minutes walk from "Tsuruhane Jinja Mae"bus stop |
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Myojo-in |
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1:main hall 2:old picture 3:kindergarten |
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creation: Jan12/2008 , latest update: Jan12/2008
writer: makoto , camera: NikonD70 |
| Photos on this page are licensed under a Creative Commons License. You are free to copy and make commercial use of them under the conditions
"Attribution" and "No Derivative Works". [about copyright] |
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| (CC) arch-hiroshima 2006 |
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