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Myōkandera Kannon Hall

湖南市三雲

A registered tangible cultural property located in Konan City, Shiga Prefecture, built during the Shōwa era.

History

This wooden hall, built in 1937 CE (Shōwa 12), features a three-bay square layout with an irimoya roof and tiled covering. The design was by Yoshichi Fujiwara, who was a lecturer at Kyoto Imperial University at the time. The architecture is based on Zen Buddhist styles and conveys the atmosphere of the medieval period.

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