Jūbu-ji

The temple structures exhibit classic Japanese Buddhist architectural features, including wooden construction methods and large curved roofs supported by intricate bracket systems.

Following traditional temple construction practices established during the Asuka period, Jūbu-ji incorporates design elements from both Chinese and Korean architectural influences.

The temple complex serves as a center for Buddhist practices, maintaining spaces for religious ceremonies, meditation, and the preservation of sacred artifacts.

Visitors can access various buildings within the temple grounds, including the main hall, Buddha hall, and additional structures housing religious texts.

The temple layout follows specific geomantic principles, integrating natural landscapes and arranging structures to create connections between built and natural environments.

Location: Takamatsu

Inception: 754

Founders: Jianzhen

GPS coordinates: 34.28536,133.94467

Latest update: March 7, 2025 23:06