Daisenji
Japanese name：
大山寺
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Main Image Amida Nyorai, Kannon Bosatsu, and Seishi Bosatsu Category Other
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DescriptionThe principal images of Daisenji’s Amida Hall are a large Amida triad. They are said to have been created by the Buddhist sculptor Ryoen between March and June 1131, with Amida Nyorai flanked by Kannon and Seishi Bosatsu. The three statues are designated Important Cultural Properties of Japan. The Amida Hall, rebuilt in 1552, is the oldest surviving building at Daisenji. Advance application is required to view the interior, while it is open to the public on the 18th of each month from April through November.
Basic Information
Spot ID
8001
Temple / Site
Daisenji
Visiting Area
Amida Hall
Visiting Status
Advance application required (open to the public on the 18th of each month from April to November)
Address
鳥取県西伯郡大山町大山9
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