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  • Around Kiyomizu Templeyasugi area Shrines and TemplesZazen,Shakyo, Shabutsu
    Kiyomizu-dera Temple

    The ancient temple of the Tendai Sect was opened in 587.It is adored as a temple of exorcism to the lord of the 11-sided Kannon.

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    Unju-ji Temple

    An ancient temple of the Rinzai sect.This Zen Temple was founded in 1322 by Koho Kakumyo (Sanko Kokushi) and is one of the oldest Zen temples in the Izumo region

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  • hirose area Shrines and Temples
    Toda Hachimangu

    Around the time of the Hogen and Heiji periods (1156-1159) and during the construction of Toda Castle, military commander Taira-no-Kagekiyo restored Katsuhi Shrine to the emperor and moved it from Gassan's summit to its current location. It then became known as Toda Hachimangu.
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  • Around Gassanhirose area Shrines and Temples
    Joan-ji

    Joanji is a Rinzai Buddhist temple located in Sugatani-guchi at the northen foot of Gassan.

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  • Around Gassanhirose area Shrines and Temples
    Iwakura-ji

    It is an old temple of the Shinsei sect Koyasan school, and Itrayama Iwakura-ji temple.There is a tombstone of Yoshiharu Denhorio.

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  • hirose area Shrines and Temples
    Nawakuri Shrine

    The main deities enshrined Oyamazumi-no-mikoto and Iwanagahime-no-mikoto (Ushikaihime-no-mikoto). The shrine is in Higashihida.
    They were the guardian deities of cows and horses, and there were many worshippers when herding cattle was popular.

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  • hirose area Shrines and Temples
    Kanayago Shrine

    In stone, it is the main mountain of "Kanayago Shrine", which counts 1,200 companies.

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  • hakuta area Shrines and Temples
    Mt. Yogai Choudai-ji Temple

    During the Sengoku period, Mt. Yogai became a battleground between the Amago and Mori clans. Traces of the secret tale of the rise and fall of the Amago clan and the scars of battle still remain and remind us of the history of that time.

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