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Kyūhōji ( km)
Kyūhōji was one of many temples said to have been built by Shōtoku Taishi in the early 7th century. It was destroyed by fire in a war eight centuries later (in 1407), and was never re-built. Its precise location is apparently unknown. This placemark shows
Koma Shrine ( km)
Kyūhōji Jinai Chō ( km)
Kyūhōji Jinai Chō is a moated village that traces its origins at least as far back as the early 7th century, when Kyūhōji temple was built somewhere near there. At that time, newly built temples quickly attracted market places, and these markets soon beca
Kenshōji Temple ( km)
Kenshōji temple is a temple of the Jōdo Shinshū (True Pure Land Sect). This sect was founded at the beginning of the 11th Century by Shinran, who had been a student of Honen, the founder of the rival Jōdo Shū (Pure Land Sect). The temple and the fortifica
Nara JR Station ( km)
Nara, Nakata Bed and Breakfast ( km)
Lo egiteko leku txukuna
Nara, pagoda handia ( km)
Nara, trenbideen taberna ( km)
Zentro komertzial bitxi bat
Nara ( km)
Rantei Hotel, Arashiyama, Kyoto ( km)
The Hotel Rantei is an historical building dating from the late nineteenth century situated in Arashiyama, a secluded riverside location in the west of Kyoto
Ogamedani-Yashima-Machi ( km)
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