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Toyokuni Shrine Karamon Review

3.9 /517 Reviews
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The Toyoku Shrine was built in honor of Japan's famous minister, Hideki Hideki. Hideki Toyoshi completed the great cause of reunifying Japan in the 16th century AD, ending the war situation. After the death of the Fengchen family, the shrine was destroyed. It was not until the late 19th century that the shrine was rebuilt. In the monastery, ancient buildings "Tangmen" are preserved. Tangmen is a door imitating Chinese architectural style. It represents the colorful Taoshan culture at that time and has been listed as a national treasure level cultural relic.

Toyokuni Shrine Karamon

Posted: Mar 12, 2018
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  • cparissh
    5/5Outstanding
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    On the way to the Thirty-three Halls, next to this one is the scenic spot of the museum. This shrine has few people and feels very solemn. There is a big stone pillar at the entrance, on which is written the Fengguo Shrine.

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    Posted: May 27, 2018
  • wchisatow
    5/5Outstanding
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    Because it was early in the morning, there were few people and I enjoyed the walk slowly.

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    Posted: Feb 8, 2022
  • hiluoling
    3/5Average
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    I think according to my understanding, this gate should be built by learning the gate of our Tang Dynasty. I don't know if my understanding is correct. Anyway, this gate is still very beautiful, and the scale of this shrine is relatively large.

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    Posted: Mar 24, 2021
  • zhulei831230
    3/5Average
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    There are not many people, but this shrine feels more important in Japan. Why is this door called Tangmen? I think it may still have something to do with our Chinese culture. Anyway, I think it is still quite beautiful.

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    Posted: Mar 24, 2021
  • 小小呆60
    3/5Average
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    This shrine may still have a big meaning for the Japanese people, because it is also a status shrine in terms of the size of the shrine and the sense of architecture and history he shows. There are few people.

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    Posted: Mar 24, 2021
  • 小凌60
    3/5Average
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    I think this place as a tourist may not have to deliberately come here, this place is mainly the Japanese people to their own history of the feeling, tourists may be a little boring, and a little far away.

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    Posted: Mar 24, 2021
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