Cultural heritage in Wakayama
National Treasure buildings and historic districts in Wakayama.
Kamakura · Temples · National Treasures
Kongobu-ji
Koya, Wakayama
The National Treasure Fudo-do Hall stands in the Danjo Garan, the sacred core of Koyasan, the mountain opened by Kobo Daishi. You can see this Late Kamakura hall, whose four corners each differ in form, together with the Konpon Daito pagoda and the approach to Okunoin.
Kamakura · Temples · National Treasures
Kongo Sanmai-in
Koya, Wakayama
Kongo Sanmai-in is a temple in Koya, Wakayama. Its Tahoto Pagoda is a designated National Treasure (Early Kamakura period, 1223).
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Muromachi · Temples · National Treasures
Negoro-ji
Iwade, Wakayama
Negoro-ji is a temple in Iwade, Wakayama. Its Tahoto Pagoda (Daito) is a designated National Treasure (Late Muromachi period).
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Kamakura · Temples · National Treasures
Choho-ji
Kainan, Wakayama
Choho-ji is a temple in Kainan, Wakayama. 3 of its buildings, including the Main Gate (Daimon) and Main Hall (Hondo), are designated National Treasures (Late Kamakura period–Early Muromachi period, 1311–1388).
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Kamakura · Temples · National Treasures
Zenpuku-in
Kainan, Wakayama
Zenpuku-in is a temple in Kainan, Wakayama. Its Shaka-do Hall is a designated National Treasure (Late Kamakura period, 1327).
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Historic districts
Yuasa, Yuasa Town
Yuasa, Wakayama
Yuasa, Yuasa Town is a brewing town in Yuasa, Wakayama, selected in 2006 as an Important Preservation District for Groups of Traditional Buildings.
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