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Shinano Kokubunji Sanju-no-to (Shinano Kokubunji Three-Story Pagoda)
上田市国分１０５４−１２
A Tendai sect temple located in Ueda City, Nagano Prefecture, featuring the Three-Story Pagoda, a National Important Cultural Property, and the Main Hall (Yakushi-do), designated as a Prefectural Treasure.
History
This temple is a successor to the Kokubunji established by imperial decree of Emperor Shomu during the Nara period. During the Edo period, it was known as Joruriyama Shingen-in Kokubunji. While much of the temple complex was destroyed by fire during the First Battle of Ueda, the Three-Story Pagoda survived. Today, the sites of the monks' and nuns' quarters are preserved as a National Historic Site.
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What visitors say
The Three-Story Pagoda, an Important Cultural Property that reflects Muromachi period architectural styles, is grand and beautiful. Visitors can enter the pagoda to touch the central pillar. The worship experience is serene, harmonizing with the surrounding pond and scenery. A parking lot is available nearby, and depending on the season, one can enjoy rich natural beauty such as Catalpa blossoms and lotus fields.
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