One Buddha shrine is in a cave.
At a Glance
The principal Nyoirin Kannon is Japan's largest clay statue (height 458.2 cm), an Important Cultural Property from the Nara period and one of Japan's Three Great Clay Buddhas.
Founded in 663 under Emperor Tenchi by the monk Gyōben, the original name was Ryūgai-ji.
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One Buddha shrine is in a cave.
The divine spirits venerated at this sacred place
1 structures on the grounds
Asuka, Nara Prefecture
What this place is believed to grant
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