[Fukushima/Aizuwakamatsu] Aizu Sazaedo, a rare one-way shrine

The Aizu Sazaedo, a 16.5m-tall, three-story hexagonal structure, was built on Mt. Imori in 1796. ✨⁡
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At the time, there was a temple called Shoshu-ji on Mt. Imori, and the head priest, Sou Ikudo, designed this building. 💡⁡
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The building has a double-spiral slope, with completely separate paths for going up and down, making it a "one-way structure" that is simply amazing❗⁡
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Many visitors It is a rare architectural style in the world that allows people to pray safely without passing each other😊⁡
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In the past, the statues of the Thirty-Three Kannon Bodhisattvas of the Western Region were placed along the unique double-spiral slope, and worshippers could visit the Thirty-Three Kannon Bodhisattvas by visiting this hall👍⁡
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This is a spot you definitely can't miss when sightseeing in Fukushima🍀⁡
Please go and check it out🎵⁡
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Parking: None, paid parking available nearby

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Post by 映え旅専門さとみん | Feb 21, 2025