Engyō-ji
圓教寺 (姫路市)
temple in
Himeji
#2 in Himeji
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#169 in Japan
Engyō-ji is a historic Buddhist temple complex located on Mount Shosha in Himeji, Japan. Founded in 966 by Shoku Shonin, it is part of the Tendai sect and is renowned for its beautiful natural surroundings and significant cultural heritage. The temple is known for its impressive architecture, including the Maniden Hall, a designated Important Cultural Property, which is built on stilts and offers stunning views of the surrounding landscape. Engyō-ji has also gained popularity as a filming location, most notably for scenes in the movie "The Last Samurai.
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