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Seihaku-ji

Seihaku-ji

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Muromachi period · Temples · National Treasures

Seihaku-ji

清白寺 (せいはくじ)

Yamanashi, Yamanashi

Seihaku-ji is a temple in Yamanashi, Yamanashi. Its Butsuden (Buddha Hall) is a designated National Treasure (Mid-Muromachi period, 1415).

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Key facts

Designation
National Treasures
Era
Muromachi period
Type
Temples
Location
Yamanashi, Yamanashi
Address
山梨県山梨市三ケ所

Key facts

Designation
National Treasures
Era
Muromachi period
Type
Temples
Location
Yamanashi, Yamanashi
Address
山梨県山梨市三ケ所

Buildings designated as National Treasures

  • Seihaku-ji Butsuden (Buddha Hall)

    Era
    Mid-Muromachi period
    Year
    1415
    Structure
    3 bays wide, 3 bays deep, single-story with a mokoshi (skirt roof), hip-and-gable roof, cypress-bark roofing
    Designated
    June 22, 1955
    See it in the Agency’s database

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Database of nationally designated cultural properties

Checked on November 6, 2026

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