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Maki Odo（真木大堂）

まきおおどう Maki Odo

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Nine Heian figures gathered from the peninsula's temples, including one of Japan's largest images of a deity riding a water buffalo.

Type	Treasure hall
Genre	Sculpture / Antique art / Buddhist art
City / town	Bungotakada
Founded / opened	Heian period
Area in the prefecture	Kunisaki and Usa

FAQ

Where is Maki Odo?: It is in Bungotakada, Oita Prefecture, Japan. It is a treasure hall.
What can I see at Maki Odo?: Nine Heian figures gathered from the peninsula's temples, including one of Japan's largest images of a deity riding a water buffalo. The focus is sculpture, Buddhist and ancient art.
When was Maki Odo established?: It dates from the Heian period.

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