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Kanzeonji(観世音寺)
かんぜおんじ Kanzeonji

Photo: Saigen Jiro / CC0 / Source
Its bell, among the oldest in Japan, still rings; the treasury holds five-metre figures from when this was Kyushu's Buddhist centre.
| Type | Treasure hall |
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| Genre | Sculpture / Metalwork / Antique art / Buddhist art |
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| City / town | Dazaifu |
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| Area in the prefecture | Fukuoka |
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FAQ
- Where is Kanzeonji?
- It is in Dazaifu, Fukuoka Prefecture, Japan. It is a treasure hall.
- What can I see at Kanzeonji?
- Its bell, among the oldest in Japan, still rings; the treasury holds five-metre figures from when this was Kyushu's Buddhist centre. The focus is sculpture, metalwork, Buddhist and ancient art.
- When was Kanzeonji established?
- It dates from 746.
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