~Fukushima Prefecture~The only one in the world! A one-way street hall called Sazaedo!

~Fukushima Prefecture~Aizu Sazaedo ☑️A 16.5m high, hexagonal, three-story hall built on Mt. Imori in Aizuwakamatsu, Fukushima Prefecture in 1796! ☑️The official name is "Entsu Sanso-do"! ☑️At the time, there was a temple called Shoso-ji on Mt. Imori, and this building was designed by its head priest, So Ikudo! ☑️Unique architecture! The statues of the 33 Kannon Bodhisattvas of the Western Provinces are placed along a double spiral slope, and by visiting this hall, worshippers can visit the 33 Kannon Bodhisattvas, making this a very rational hall! ☑️The uphill and downhill paths are completely separate! The one-way structure allows worshippers to visit safely without passing each other, making this a rare architectural style in the world! ☑️Its unique presence in architectural history was recognized, and it was designated a National Important Cultural Property in 1995! ☑️In 1890, a statue of the 19 soldiers of the Byakkotai was placed in the place where the Kannon statue was located inside the hall! The Sazaedo Hall is a place where you can enjoy Fukushima's history and architecture! Useful for Fukushima sightseeing and travel! 📍Sazaedo 155 Yawata Takizawa, Ichinomachi, Aizuwakamatsu City, Fukushima Prefecture 965-0003 #0 yen travel #Fukushima sightseeing #Fukushima travel #Fukushima #Sazaedo #Historic sites that give a sense of history #Travel to experience history and culture #Places that give a sense of history #japantemple