Eiho-ji

永保寺 (えいほうじ)

Tajimi, Gifu

Eiho-ji is a temple in Tajimi, Gifu. Its Kaizando (Founder's Hall) and Kannondo (Kannon Hall) are designated National Treasures (Early Muromachi period).

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Key facts

Designation: National Treasures
Era: Muromachi period
Type: Temples
Location: Tajimi, Gifu
Address: 岐阜県多治見市虎渓山町

Key facts

Designation: National Treasures
Era: Muromachi period
Type: Temples
Location: Tajimi, Gifu
Address: 岐阜県多治見市虎渓山町

Buildings designated as National Treasures

Eiho-ji Kaizando (Founder's Hall)
Era
Early Muromachi period
Structure
Outer sanctuary (gejin): 3 bays wide, 3 bays deep, single-story, hip-and-gable roof, cypress-bark roofing
Designated
March 29, 1952
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Eiho-ji Kannondo (Kannon Hall)
Era
Early Muromachi period
Structure
3 bays wide, 3 bays deep, single-story with a mokoshi (skirt roof), hip-and-gable roof, cypress-bark roofing
Designated
March 29, 1952
See it in the Agency’s database

Sources and date checked

Facts such as eras, structures and locations are edited and translated by us from the Agency for Cultural Affairs’ database of nationally designated cultural properties. The Agency and the national government did not produce this page.

Database of nationally designated cultural properties

Checked on November 6, 2026