Shoko-ji

勝興寺 (しょうこうじ)

Takaoka, Toyama

Shoko-ji is a temple in Takaoka, Toyama. Its Main Hall and Ohiroma and Shikidai (Great Hall and Entrance) are designated National Treasures (Mid-Edo period–Late Edo period).

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Key facts

Designation: National Treasures
Era: Edo period
Type: Temples
Location: Takaoka, Toyama
Address: 富山県高岡市伏木古国府

Key facts

Designation: National Treasures
Era: Edo period
Type: Temples
Location: Takaoka, Toyama
Address: 富山県高岡市伏木古国府

Buildings designated as National Treasures

Shoko-ji Main Hall
Era
Late Edo period
Year
1795
Structure
39.3 m wide, 37.5 m deep, single-story, hip-and-gable roof, three-bay front porch (kohai), metal-sheet roofing
Designated
December 12, 2022
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Shoko-ji Ohiroma and Shikidai (Great Hall and Entrance)
Era
Mid-Edo period
Structure
Great hall: 18.5 m wide, 15.8 m deep, single-story, hip-and-gable roof at the front, gable roof at the rear, with lean-tos on the north and south sides, wooden-shingle roofing, with a rear lean-to and a connecting corridor on the south side, plank roofing
Designated
December 12, 2022
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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