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Shin-Chokoku-ji Temple

1 Hasederachō, Seki, Gifu 501-3831, Japan

+81 575-22-3464

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Place Types Synagogue
Address 1 Hasederachō, Seki, Gifu 501-3831, Japan
Coordinate 35.4851144,136.9233157
Website Unknown
Rating 3.6
Compound Code FWPF+28 Seki, Gifu, Japan

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ゆ (09/20/2020)

I'm sorry I couldn't clean it ...

藤井千春 (09/19/2020)

I felt the history of the three-storied pagoda built in the Kamakura period. I am convinced that it is an important cultural property. It was a little disappointing because shooting is prohibited inside the gate.

まっぴー2014 (03/28/2020)

It is a temple of the wish of 33 Kannon sacred place in Minosaigoku. The precincts have a very good atmosphere, and it feels like we were in the Kamakura period. The atmosphere is ... Do not shoot anywhere in the precincts! The signboard is ... "This is not a tourist spot, it is a place of training!" Is it going to be a prayer at a fairly strict temple? When you enter the main hall, are you a monk? Smartphone while crossing I was messing around (laughs) I received an incoming call while requesting a red stamp Answer the phone without worrying about anything The content of the conversation is a story without family dullness ... (I heard a loud voice) The ring tone was a white-based alarm I was laughing Well, it was a disappointing temple ...

horio yoshiji (03/05/2020)

2020.03.05Visit From the Yamago, it is commonly called "Kita Kannon". It is often referred to by its alias rather than its official name. It is called "Shincho Kuji". Several free parking lots can be parked on the grounds in front of the gate and several on the outside. Yoshida Kannon Shin-Hase-dera is strictly prohibited from taking photos and videos on the precincts in the middle of the main gate (Niomon). I'm very sorry but I keep it in my memory. The arrangement of all 25 buildings, mainly the main hall, is collectively called Shichido (Shindo) cathedral. The main hall, the guardian hall, the Yakushi-do, the three-storied pagoda, the Daishi-do, the Amida-do, the Shaka-do, and the palace are all important cultural properties of the country. It is also called "Mino no Horyuji".