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Toshoji
神奈川県
A Rinzai temple in Ikego preserving a nationally designated Important Cultural Property five-ring pagoda from the mid-to-late Kamakura period
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10 min by bus from JR Zushi Station
2-8-33 Ikego, Zushi
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A Rinzai Zen temple in Ikego, Zushi. Its stone five-ring pagoda, a fine example of Kamakura-period craftsmanship, is designated a national Important Cultural Property. Located in a historically rich area near the Ikego Paleolithic archaeological site, the temple carries on a tradition of faith dating back to the medieval period.
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A Rinzai temple deeply rooted in the Ikego community. The stone five-ring pagoda on its grounds, dating from the mid to late Kamakura period, is designated a national Important Cultural Property for its refined form and excellent state of preservation. Five-ring pagodas symbolize the five elements (…
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