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Mitokusan Sanbutsuji

Tottori · Misasa · Shrines & Temples

Japanese name: 三徳山三佛寺

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The Nageiredo at its inner sanctuary is a National Treasure: a hall wedged into a hollow in a sheer cliff, and no one knows how it was built. Reaching it means climbing by chain, and you are not allowed up alone.

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Central · Misasa

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The Nageiredo at its inner sanctuary is a National Treasure: a hall wedged into a hollow in a sheer cliff, and no one knows how it was built. Reaching it means climbing by chain, and you are not allowed up alone.

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Founded:706 (traditional) Designation:National Treasure, Historic Site, Place of Scenic Beauty Blessings:Warding off evil, Mountain worship

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