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Shinyakushi-ji
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Masashi
October 15, 2016
Shin-Yakushiji Temple was founded during the Nara Period (710-794) by an empress for the sake of the ailing emperor. It is devoted to Yakushi Buddha, the patron of medicine in Japanese Buddhism. Shin-Yakushiji means "New Yakushi Temple", because there already existed a Yakushiji Temple. During its heyday, Shin-Yakushiji consisted of a large complex of buildings, but all except for the main hall (Hondo) have since been lost.
Shin-Yakushiji Temple was founded during the Nara Period (710-794) by an empress for the sake of the ailing emperor. It is devoted to Yakushi Buddha, the patron of medicine in Japanese Buddhism. Shin-Yakushiji means "New Yakushi Temple", because there already existed a Yakushiji Temple. During its h…
Yuu & Tsutomu
August 25, 2017
新薬師寺は、奈良市高畑町にある華厳宗の寺院である。本尊は薬師如来、開基は光明皇后または聖武天皇と伝える。山号は日輪山。奈良時代には南都十大寺の1つに数えられ、平安時代以降は規模縮小したが、国宝の本堂や奈良時代の十二神将像をはじめ、多くの文化財を伝えている。
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