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Important Cultural Property

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Tatsuyama Hachiman Shrine main building (including 3 ridgepole plaques)

Designated June 21, 1962.
Shrine exterior can be viewed day or night.

Tatsuyama Hachiman Shrine
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Wooden statues of Yakushi Nyorai (Buddha of Healing and Medicine) and flanking attendants

Designated national treasure December 22, 1942.

Designated important cultural property August 29, 1950.

Exhibited at Kori Yakushi Nyorai Treasure House.
Yakushi Nyorai 1Yakushi Nyorai 2Yakushi Nyorai 3

Wooden standing statue of 11-headed Kannon (Bodhisattva)

Wooden standing statue of 1000-armed Kannon (Bodhisattva)

Wooden standing statue of Kisshoten (goddess of fertility, wealth and beauty)

Wooden standing statue of Shitenno (four heavenly kings)

Designated on February 2, 1962.
Exhibited at the Kori Yakushi Nyorai Treasure House.

Wooden standing statues of 11-headed Kannon (Bodhisattva)
11-headed Kannon 111-headed Kannon 211-headed Kannon 3

Wooden standing statue of 1000-armed Kannon (Bodhisattva)
1000-armed Kannon
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Wooden standing statue of Kisshoten
Kisshoten
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Wooden standing statues of Shitenno
Shitenno1Shitenno2Shitenno3Shitenno4

Edanomiya Hachiman Shrine main building

Designated on April 30, 1965.
The shrine exterior can be viewed day or night.

Edanomiya Hachiman Shrine
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Wooden guardian dog statues of Edanomiya Hachiman Shrine and Fuji Shrine

Designated on April 23, 1990.
Exhibited in the Oasa Local Archive Room.

Guardian dog statues of Edanomiya Hachiman Shrine
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Guardian dog statues of Edanomiya Hachiman Shrine

Guardian dog statues of Fuji Shrine
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Guardian dog statues of Fuji Shrine

Excavated artifacts from Kikkawa Clan’s Castle & Residence ruins - Ogurayama Castle ruins, Mantokuin Temple ruins, Kikkawa Motoharu Residence ruins

Designated April 30, 2013.
Number of artifacts exhibited: Ogurayama Castle ruins: 185, Mantokuin Temple ruins: 114, Kikkawa Motoharu Residence ruins: 842
Selected exhibits of Sengoku no Niwa Historical Park.

Main excavated artifacts from Ogurayama Castle ruins

Ogurayama Castle ruins1
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Ogurayama Castle ruins2
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Ogurayama Castle ruins3
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Ogurayama Castle ruins4
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Main excavated artifacts from Mantokuin Temple ruins

Mantokuin Temple ruins1
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Mantokuin Temple ruins2
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Mantokuin Temple ruins3
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Mantokuin Temple ruins4
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Main excavated artifacts from Kikkawa Motoharu Residence ruins

Kikkawa Motoharu Residence ruins1
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Kikkawa Motoharu Residence ruins2
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Kikkawa Motoharu Residence ruins3
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Kikkawa Motoharu Residence ruins4
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Kikkawa Motoharu Residence ruins5
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Kikkawa Motoharu Residence ruins6
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Kikkawa Motoharu Residence ruins7
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Kanmoto Residence main building

Designated Dec. 25, 1991.
Open: 12:30 pm ~ 4:30 pm Wednesdays (Closed when Wednesday falls on a national holiday)

Kanmoto Residence
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Imada Hachiman Shrine palace

Designated July 1, 1997.
Not open to the public

Imada Hachiman Shrine palace
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Wooden standing statue of Shaka Nyorai’s (Buddha’s) birth

Designated January 17, 2005.
Not open to the public.

Shaka Nyorai’s
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Wooden standing statue of Fugen Bosatsu (bodhisattva of practice)

Designated January 17, 2005.
Not open to the public.

Fugen Bosatsu
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Wooden standing statue of Monju Bosatsu (bodhisattva of wisdom)

Designated January 17, 2005.
Not open to the public.

Monju Bosatsu
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Wooden seated statue of Amida Nyorai (Buddha of infinite light and life)

Designated January 17, 2005.
Not open to the public.

Amida Nyorai
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Wooden seated statue of Sho Kannon Bosatsu (bodhisattva)

Designated January 17, 2005.
Not open to the public.

Sho Kannon Bosatsu
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Wooden standing statue of Kongo Rikishi (guardian deity)

Designated January 13, 1982.
Always open to the public.

Kongo Rikishi 1Kongo Rikishi 2

Wooden standing images of 12 protective deities

Designated January 13, 1982.
Exhibited at the Kori Yakushi Nyorai Treasure House.

 Yakushi Nyorai 1 Yakushi Nyorai 2

Teppachi Sennin (hermit) - Sliding door painting of Kogenji Temple main hall

Designated June 26, 1995.
Exhibited at Kogenji Temple.

Teppachi Sennin
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Stone implements and earthenware of Tarutoko ruins

Designated January 17, 2005.
Not open to the public.

Tarutoko ruins
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