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Hannya-ji Temple

October 23, 2015
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Hannya-ji Temple

Hannya-ji Temple

It is said that Priest Ekan from Kokuri (Korea) built it in 629 and put Monju Bosatsu-zo in this temple, and it is also said that in 735, Period of the Emperor Shomu, its hall pagoda was built to protect from unfavourable directions of Heijo Palace.

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Jordy Meow has been living in Japan since 2008 and shares his rather unique travels on his website "Offbeat Japan". His work as an engineer is quite different from his passion for photography and exploration, so he uses his free time to freely share his adventures through personal projects.

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