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Nagaboji Juichimen Kannon Hall
石岡市若宮１丁目８
A standing statue of the Eleven-Faced Kannon, carved from a single block of wood and coated with lacquer and gold leaf, enshrined at Nagaboji (Mineji) Temple.
History
This statue was the only Buddhist image removed from the temple during the great fire of February 10, 1870 (Meiji 3). It shows strong influence of the Song dynasty style and is believed to date from the Kamakura period.
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