Senju-ji

専修寺 (せんじゅじ)

Tsu, Mie

Senju-ji is a temple in Tsu, Mie. Its Founder's Hall (Mieido) and Nyorai-do Hall are designated National Treasures (Mid-Edo period, 1666–1748).

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Key facts

Designation: National Treasures
Era: Edo period
Type: Temples
Location: Tsu, Mie
Address: 三重県津市一身田町

Key facts

Designation: National Treasures
Era: Edo period
Type: Temples
Location: Tsu, Mie
Address: 三重県津市一身田町

Buildings designated as National Treasures

Senju-ji Founder's Hall (Mieido)
Era
Mid-Edo period
Year
1666
Structure
nine bays wide, nine bays deep, single-story, hip-and-gable roof, with an extension under the eaves at the rear, three-bay front porch (kohai), with an extension on the east side, one bays wide, one bays deep, hip-and-gable roof, entered from the gable end, hongawara tile roofing
Designated
November 28, 2017
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Senju-ji Nyorai-do Hall
Era
Mid-Edo period
Year
1748
Structure
five bays wide, four bays deep, single-story with mokoshi (skirt roof), hip-and-gable roof, rear mokoshi with sugaru gable and lean-to roof, mokoshi with a three-bay front porch (kohai), karahafu gable on the eaves, hongawara tile roofing
Designated
November 28, 2017
See it in the Agency’s database

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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