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Imperial Prince Priest Kakudō (1500–1527; 覚道法親王)
Second daughter:
Princess Kakuon (1506–?; 覚音女王)
Sixth son:
Imperial Prince Hirotsune (1509–1536; 寛恒親王) later...
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Tsurugaoka Hachiman-gū, Ju****u-ji, Kenchō-ji, Zuisen-ji, Kōtoku-in,
Kakuon-ji,
Ruins of Buppō-ji,
Ruins of Yō****u-ji,
Ruins of the Hokkedō,
Ruins of...
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linking the
Shingon sect with the Tendai,
Ritsu and Zen sects,
along with
Kakuon-ji in
Kamakura and Shōmyo-ji in Mutsuura. At present, the
temple belongs...
- Jirō Osaragi.
Muramatsu died in 1961, and his
grave is at the
temple of
Kakuon-ji in Kamakura. His son
Muramatsu Takashi,won the
Kikuchi Award, and his...
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magnificent garden Kamakura Daibutsu (鎌倉大仏) Kōtoku-in's
iconic Buddha statue Kakuon-ji (覚園寺) 13th
century Shingon temple in Nikaidō; has a
cluster of yagura...
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famous temples and
shrines like Zuisen-ji,
Egara Tenjinsha, Kamakura-gū and
Kakuon-ji. It's in Nikaidō that
first Kamakura shōgun
Minamoto no
Yoritomo built...
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Bosatsu 9. Jōkōmyō-ji 浄光明寺
Seishi Bosatsu 10. Raigō-ji 来迎寺
Amida Nyorai 11.
Kakuon-ji 覚園寺
Ashuku Nyorai 12. Gokuraku-ji 極楽寺
Dainichi Nyorai 13. Kokūzō-dō 虚空蔵堂...
- Mint is now
located in the
partly within precincts of a
Buddhist temple,
Kakuon-ji.
During construction work, one
piece of Wadōkaichin, and its mold, bellows...
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Kakuon-ji
Precinct 覚園寺境内
Kakuonji keidai Kamakura Buddhist temple submitted for...
- (東泉水やぐら) - In the
Higashi Sensui valley.
Hyakuhachi Yagura -
Located near
Kakuon-ji, it
contains 177 yagura. It
contains all
known types of yagura. Jushi...
