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Cliff Buddhas in Bungo-ono, carved into the rock face.
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A cliff-carved Buddha in Chitose, Bungoono. With a strange face as if wearing a mask, it was made by applying clay mixed with fibers such as hemp to the rock face. The rock is a hardened pyroclastic flow from about 600,000 years ago, and since it is fragile it is thought to have been shaped in clay. It is designated a prefectural tangible cultural property (historical material).
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