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Nakanokawani Kuzo-do, Shinogari Shikoku Pilgrimage Site No. 24
篠栗町篠栗２０２５
This is a station on the Shinogari Pilgrimage Route. Inside the hall, there are enshrined statues of Kozo Bosatsu (the Bodhisattva of Emptiness) made of gilt bronze, as well as Shotoku Taishi (Prince Regent Shotoku).
History
This hall was built on the site of the former residence of Fujiki Teisuke, the founder of the Shinogari Pilgrimage Route. It originally featured a hexagonal structure with a formal roof, but due to aging, it was rebuilt into its current form in the mid-1970s (Showa 50).
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What visitors say
This is the 24th station on the Shinogari New Shikoku 88 Temple Pilgrimage Route. It is an unattended hall; the register box for stamps is located inside, and an offering box is placed outside. Since there are few landmarks, it is advisable to locate the site by referencing the residential house opposite or the stone monuments in the vicinity. The pilgrim path leading to the next station passes through the surrounding area.
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