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Honganji Dendoin (Honganji Missionary Training Institute)
京都市下京区玉本町196
A facility dedicated to the training and education of priests of the Jodo Shinshu Honganji-ha (True Pure Land Buddhism, Honganji School). It is an Important Cultural Property constructed of brick, featuring an eclectic design that includes an Indian-style dome and Chinese-style railings.
History
Built in 1912 as the main building of Shinshu Life Insurance Co., Ltd., it is known as one of the early representative works of architect Ito Chuta. It was subsequently used for various purposes, including as a facility for Kyoho Life Insurance, Kanda Bank, and the Kyoto Electric Light Company. The Dendoin (Missionary Training Institute) opened in 1962, and the facility was renamed to its current name, 'Honganji Dendoin,' in 1990.
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Located near the main gate of Nishi Honganji (West Honganji Temple), this Important Cultural Property is characterized by its Western-style appearance made of red brick. It features a unique design incorporating architectural styles from around the world, making it a photogenic spot known for its exotic atmosphere. Currently used as a training dojo, the interior is generally not open to the public, but visitors can appreciate the exterior and stone statues.
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