Takakurayama Oyama-dera Temple

Japanese name: 高倉山 大山寺
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Main Image Wooden Seated Fudo Myo-o with Two Standing Attendants Category Myo-o (Wisdom King)

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Oyama-dera's wooden seated Fudo Myoo with two attendants is a Tangible Cultural Property designated by Chiba Prefecture. The central Fudo is 86.5 cm tall and carved primarily from a single piece of kaya wood. He squints his left eye, glares with the right, bares asymmetrical fangs, holds a sword in the right hand and a lasso in the left, and sits cross-legged. Kongara Doji and Seitaka Doji stand to either side. All three retain an old single-block construction and combine a calm quality close to the Fujiwara style with more realistic treatment of the drapery, indicating a mid-Kamakura-period date. The triad is unveiled every New Year's Day, at the February 3 Setsubun festival, and during the April Hana Matsuri.

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Spot ID 4220
Temple / Site Takakurayama Oyama-dera Temple
Visiting Area Fudo Hall
Visiting Status Unveiled every January 1, February 3 for Setsubun, and during the April Hana Matsuri
Address 千葉県鴨川市平塚1718-1

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