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The Five-story Small Pagoda, Which Some Say Is A Model Of One-tenth Of The Kokubunji Pagoda, Is Designated As A National Treasure As A Structure, Not As An Artifact

Shin-Yakushiji, With Its Impressive Standing Statues Of The Twelve Heavenly Generals, Is Empty In Contrast To Todai-ji And Kasuga Taisha

The Mitsui Main Building Is Said To Have Cost About 10 Times As Much As A Typical Office Building At The Time

The Meiji Memorial Picture Gallery Seems To Be More Of A Building Than A Collection

The Jizo Hall Of Shofuku-ji Temple, Which Sits Modestly, Is One Of Only Two National Treasure Buildings In Tokyo

The Bright Red Tokyo Ginza Shiseido Building Is Stylish

A White Elephant Carrying A Flower Pavilion Used In The Flower Festival To Celebrate The Birth Of Buddha Was Placed There

The Front Of Lungshan Temple Is Heavily Decorated, And If You Look Closely, You Can See A Dragon And Some Flowers In Bloom

The Magnificent Building Of The Minato City Local History Museum Was Originally Built In 1938 As The National Institute Of Public Health

Yushima Seido Is Not Only A Confucius Temple, But Also Used To Be The Shoheizaka Gakumonjo, An Academic Institute Under The Direct Control Of The Edo Shogunate

Personally, I Like This Kind Of Retro Architecture, But It Is Becoming Less And Less Common As Time Goes By

Arched On The Facade Of The Historiographical Institute Of The University Of Tokyo

Decorated Facade Of Shiluodian

The Roof Of The Mazulou Tianhou Temple Is Crowded With Gods

The Buddhist Hall Of Engaku-ji Temple Was Rebuilt In 1964 After It Collapsed In The Great Kanto Earthquake

Anamori Inari Was Also Popular Among Prostitutes Because Of The Word Anamori Meaning To Protect A Hole In Japanese

An Ice Cream Vendor Also Came To The Front Of Vigan Cathedral, Where Many People Gathered

The Belt-like Thing Hanging From The Roof Of The Bagh Bhairab Temple Is A Symbol Of The Path Of The God's Descent

Restored Shuri Castle Main Hall

Deserted Confucian Temple

Although Travelers Were Allowed To Enter The San Juan Church, They Were Not Allowed To Take Pictures Of The Interior

Las Calas In San Cristóbal De Las Casas Is Named After The Catholic Church Priest Bartolomé De Las Casas

St. William's Cathedral Is Deserted On Weekdays

Maybe The Taiwanese Gods Like To Be Flashy

Facade Of Yaegaki Jinja

Sanshin Building