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Washihayama Kosenji
倉敷市下津井田之浦２丁目３−２２
Washihayama Kosenji is a Shingon Buddhism temple of the Goshu school, known as the 31st station of the Kurashiki 88 Temple Pilgrimage.
History
This Shingon Goshu school temple was founded by the monk Choyou Ajari. The main hall and the mountain gate were constructed by Shikoku carpenters (Shikoku daiku) and were registered as a Tangible Cultural Property of National Importance in November 2017 (Heisei 29).
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