Kokubunji

North Korea Communications Makes の Cebu

Original Text

A temple that became the dormitory of the Korean Communications Envoy. The mountain gate was built in 1807 and is a tangible cultural property of the city with a four-legged gate. It is said that this mountain gate escaped from burning even when the temple was on fire in the Meiji era. The last messenger who stopped in Tsushima was watching this mountain gate. The temple itself is a temple with an ordinary calm atmosphere. In front of the temple, there is a large stone pillar indicating that it was a lodging place for the Korean envoy.

only kokubunji is...

Original Text

It is required to describe the name clearly with the place name of '〇〇 Kokubun Ji Temple' and the place name, whether it is a national ward, a local one, or a site. Also, of course, it should be. Because it is a general term for temples built all over the country under the imperial edict of Emperor Shomu, and it is almost impossible to find out "where?" Kokubunji just by "Kokubunji". Of course, facilities information should be registered as "Tsushima Kokubunji" here. Kiyomizu-dera is simply Shimizu ...

Komaguo の Guofen Temple

Original Text

It is a Kokubunji temple established in Tsushima Province, which has been a "national" since that time based on the ritsuryo system in the Nara period. It remains as a temple today, but although the main gate is magnificent, the interior feels like a small ordinary temple. This temple seems to have been used as a lodging for the Korean envoy in the Edo period, and a stone monument stands beside the main gate.

it's just the gate.

Original Text

Only the mountain gate remains the remains of the building, which became the guest house of the Korean Embassy in the Edo period. It is located in a place where you can stop by for a walk in the old castle town of Itsubara.