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Fukurai-an
静岡市葵区両替町１丁目１−３
A private Buddhist chapel (Motsubutsudo) belonging to a wealthy merchant, located in the currency exchange district beneath Suruga Castle. It is also designated as a Registered Tangible Cultural Property.
History
Built in 1915 CE (Taisho 4), this private Buddhist chapel is situated in the currency exchange district beneath Suruga Castle. It features a single-story structure with an earthen storage building style (Dozozukuri). The construction makes extensive use of high-quality materials such as Zelkova wood, and the interior is adorned with magnificent ceiling paintings and plaster relief carvings (Shikkui Karue) found throughout the space.
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