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| navigate by keyword : 1407 1533 accompanied also and are buddha buddhist can caps chinese constructed daiganji deity early eaves enshrined era evidenced fivestoried fugen gojunoto here hiroshima however images influence japan japanese main medicine meiji miyajima monjun now originally ornamental pagoda parts pillars placement posts rafters railing removed restored saints seen senjokaku shrine style such supporting symbolizing tails temple templenn these top toyokuni was well were whole wooden |
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| The Five-storied Pagoda was originally constructed in 1407, and it was restored in 1533. The main deity enshrined here is the Buddha of Medicine, accompanied by the Buddhist saints Fugen and Monju. The Buddhist images symbolizing the deity and the saints were removed in the early Meiji era.ãââ‰â¬Now these are enshrined in the Daiganji Temple. The pagoda as a whole was constructed in Japanese style as evidenced by the ornamental caps of the railing posts as well as in the placement of the rafters. However, Chinese influence can also be seen in such parts as the top of the wooden pillars supporting the eaves, as well as in the tails of the rafters. |
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