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Juzusan Chuhonjo
瀬戸市西十三塚町４−９
A civil engineering structure based on folk beliefs found throughout Japan, generally composed of 13 mounds.
History
Juzusan are civil engineering structures based on folk beliefs distributed across the Japanese archipelago, believed to have been constructed during the medieval period. They are said to originally derive from the Thirteen Buddhas, but various legends and academic theories exist, including that they were memorial mounds for war dead, mounds for appeasing vengeful spirits or unaffiliated Buddha statues, or structures for protecting boundaries.
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