井手寺跡, Buddhist temple ruins in Ide, Japan
The archaeological site covers a square area measuring 240 meters on each side, containing foundation stones and structural remains of temple buildings.
The temple was established by Tachibana no Moroe, a prominent political figure who served as Minister of the Left during the Nara period in 749.
Archaeological excavations initiated in 2004 revealed colored roof tiles, decorative elements, and architectural components that demonstrate ancient Japanese construction methods.
The site location is accessible by taking a 15-minute walk east from JR Tamamizu Station, with clear pathways leading to the archaeological area.
Researchers discovered ornate architectural elements including decorated rafters and curved roof tiles that indicate the temple's original elaborate design.
Location: Ide
GPS coordinates: 34.80060,135.81275
Latest update: March 7, 2025 23:05
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