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Taishi-do (Prince's Hall)
加古川市野口町長砂１０５１
A National Treasure architectural structure, characterized by its beautiful exterior featuring a cypress bark roof topped with a jewel (hoshiju) and a luxurious inner sanctuary with a small lattice ceiling (kogoma tenjo).
History
Known as Taishi-do (Prince's Hall) as the successor to the Seirei-in (Holy Spirit Hall) founded by Prince Shotoku, it is originally the oldest Dharma Hall (Hokkedo) of the Tendai sect, paired with the Jojo-do (Hall of Constant Practice) located to the west. It is the oldest building in Hyogo Prefecture and is designated as a National Treasure.
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