Kongobuji Temple
Kongobuji Temple is the headquarters of Koyasan Shingon-shu Buddhism. This temple was first built in 1593 and was later rebuilt in 1869. Kongobuji was originally meant to refer to all of Mt. Koya and its surrounding subtemples.
Monday, May 23, 2005
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- Name: Colette
- Location: Hikone, Shiga, Japan
I'm a recent graduate from the University of Michigan.
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- Me in front of the entrance way to Kongobuji Temple.
- Banryutei Rock Garden. This is the largest rock g...
- Mike in front of Kongobuji Temple.
- One of the many painted doors inside the temple.
- Mount Koya's Temples
- I took pictures of the inside of this temple.
- I don't think I was allowed to take pictures insid...
- The inside of a Buddhist temple.
- I wouldn't want to be the one to wake up at 4 in t...
- A monk ringing Koya-shiro.
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