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Hinata Yakushi (Hojo-bo)
神奈川県
Founded by Gyoki in 716, one of Japan's three great Yakushi temples — its nationally designated Yakushi statue and spider lilies draw pilgrims
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716
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Hinata, Isehara, Kanagawa
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Founded 716
1310 years
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An ancient temple in Hinata, Isehara, counted as one of Japan's three great Yakushi temples. Said to have been founded by Bodhisattva Gyoki in 716 during the Nara period. The principal Yakushi Nyorai statue is designated a national Important Cultural Property. Famous for spider lilies, with bright red flowers covering the grounds in late September. The thatched-roof main hall is an atmospheric bui…
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Hinata Yakushi (Hojo-bo) was founded in 716 by Bodhisattva Gyoki. Gyoki was a renowned priest who established temples and social works across various regions in the Nara period. The principal Yakushi Trinity statue, a late Heian work, is a national Important Cultural Property. Attendant Nikko and Ga…
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