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Seiunji Temple

大垣市船町5丁目30

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A historic temple relocated due to the development of the Okaizaki castle town. It is the only surviving structure in Okaizaki to retain the exterior of a 'doso-zukuri' (earth-storage style) building, reflecting the fire-prevention regulations ('bōkai-zukuri') imposed by the shogunate during the Kyōhō era.

History

According to temple records, it was founded in 1464 CE (Kōsei 5) and relocated to its current location in Funamachi in 1620 CE (Genna 6). Within the temple grounds stands a memorial monument honoring the achievements of Bungo Nanjō, who became the first person in Japan to earn a doctorate in literature.

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