- base for anti-Taira forces,
specifically at two temples, Daisen-ji and
Sanbutsu-ji. By the
beginning of the
Kamakura period (1185–1333) shōen
estates were...
- 74″E / 35.3993194°N 133.9557611°E / 35.3993194; 133.9557611
Sanbutsu-ji (三仏寺,
Sanbutsu-ji) is a
Buddhist temple in the town of Misasa,
Tottori Prefecture...
- location, or "meishou" (名所) by the government, and is
about 4 km long.
Sanbutsu-ji A
temple located on a
cliff on the
north face of
Mount Mitoku, it is...
-
overlooking the Kiso
Valley in
Aichi Prefecture)
Mount Mitoku (Mitokusan)
Sanbutsu-ji
Temple 三徳山三仏寺 in
Tottori Prefecture Yamabushi on the Ōmine Okugakemichi...
- both
religious significance and
scenic beauty. The
mountain is home to
Sanbutsu-ji, a
historically significant temple designated an
Important Treasure...
- Murdoch's map of provinces, 1903
National Archives of ****an:
Hinozenshu sanbutsu zuko,
scroll showing illustrated inventory of
industries in
Karatsu Domain...
-
Isonokami Shrine (Tenri, Nara)
Udamikumari Shrine (Uda, Nara) Chūgoku
region Sanbutsu-ji (Misasa, Tottori)
Izumo Taisha (Taisha, Shimane)
Kamosu Shrine (Matsue...
- in 1168
Pagoda of Ichijō-ji, Kasai, Hyōgo
Built in 1171 Nageire-dō of
Sanbutsu-ji, Misasa,
Tottori Typical minka-style g****hō-zukuri
farmhouse During...
- "Product of Coincidence" (偶然の産物, Gūzen no
Sanbutsu) "A Girl's Heart" (乙女の心,
Otome no Kokoro) "Symbol of Promise" (約束のしるし,
Yakusoku no Shirushi)...
- also a
samurai in the
service of the
Tokugawa shogunate. He wrote: Bukō-
sanbutsu-shi a work on the
natural history of the Edo
district including botany...
