Kamakura period · Temples · National Treasures

Jodo-ji

浄土寺 (じょうどじ)

Onomichi, Hiroshima

Jodo-ji is a temple in Onomichi, Hiroshima. Its Tahoto Pagoda and Main Hall are designated National Treasures (Late Kamakura period, 1319–1327).

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Key facts

Designation: National Treasures
Era: Kamakura period
Type: Temples
Location: Onomichi, Hiroshima
Address: 広島県尾道市東久保町

Key facts

Designation: National Treasures
Era: Kamakura period
Type: Temples
Location: Onomichi, Hiroshima
Address: 広島県尾道市東久保町

Buildings designated as National Treasures

Jodo-ji Tahoto Pagoda
Era
Late Kamakura period
Year
1319
Structure
Three-bay tahoto pagoda, traditional tile roofing
Designated
March 31, 1953
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Jodo-ji Main Hall
Era
Late Kamakura period
Year
1327
Structure
5 bays wide, 5 bays deep, single-story, hip-and-gable roof, one-bay front porch (kohai), traditional tile roofing
Designated
March 31, 1953
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Database of nationally designated cultural properties

Checked on November 6, 2026