temples, shrines in Fukuoka, Japan

  • Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine
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    Fukuoka's most famous shrine in Dazaifu City. This Shinto shrine is dedicated to the 9th century scholar Suguwara No Michizane, considered the god of scholarship. Features historical plum tree Kyokusei-no-en festival. Frequented by pupils and students to pray for examination success.

  • Hakozaki Shrine
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    One of the three main Hachiman Shrines of Japan. Best known for such annual observance as Tamaseseri and Hojoya festivals.

  • Sofukuji Temple
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    Originated in Dazaifu, but was moved to its present location in Chiyo after it became the Kuroda family temple. Has building from which emanates strong incense, one-story pagoda building, and long stone path to a statue inside a small covered subshrine.

  • Shofukuji Temple
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    First Zen Temple of Japan. This temple was initiated by Eisai, founder of the Zen sect in 1195. Houses a large Korean bell cast in the Kokuryo period.

  • Raizan Sennyoji Daihiouin Temple
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    This is an old temple of the Shingon Sect. It consists of the main shrine, the Shoten Shrine, the Kannon Shrine and the Gomado Shrine.

  • Komyozenji Temple
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    The temple was built by Enshin Tetsugyu of the House of Sugawara in 1273. Belonging to the group of Tenmangu shrines.

  • Ruins of the Buzen Kokubunji Temple
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    Completed in 741 and known for its grandeur, the temple was destroyed by fire in warfare. It was rebuilt during the Edo Era.

     

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