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Yamamoto Yakushido Source: Free encyclopedia "Wikipedia" Yamamoto Yakushido is a Yakushido located in Yamamoto, Sannan-cho, Tamba City, Hyogo Prefecture. Overview It is a hall with a thatched roof that is close to a square, and its construction is unknown, but it was built in 1395 (2nd year of Oei) from the sign on a building in 1683 (3rd year of Tenna), and in 1557 (3rd year of Koji). There was a major repair, and it is estimated that it was repaired in 1653 (2 years) and 1683. On the building tag, it is written as "Nosekurayama Bukkoji Yakushi Nyorai-do", and it is written that Makiyama Rokugamurachu (currently Makiyama Five Villages) is the owner [1] [2]. The building is a large chamfered square pillar, except that a part around the Buddhist altar is a column, and the boat elbow tree is used for the braid, and the pillar in between lacks this. It is a hipped roof with 5 girders and 4 girders, and is built facing south with thatched roof. On the pillars in the northwest corner of the building, there are traces of sword wounds made by the Akechi army during the war. In 1974, it was designated as a cultural property designated by Hyogo Prefecture. Semi-dismantling repair started in January 1988 (Showa 63) and completed in March 1983 (Heisei 1). External link Hyogo Prefecture designated cultural property (building) Tamba City Tourism Association Official Website --Yamamoto Yakushido footnote ^ a b c d “Tamba City Tourism Association Official Website”. Retrieved December 21, 2018. ^ a b c d Hyogo Prefectural Board of Education erected Local signboard --Prefectural designated cultural property Yakushido In the middle of writing This item is a stub related to Buddhism. We are looking for collaborators to correct / correct this item (Portal Buddhism / WikiProject Buddhism).

Yamamoto Yakushido (Tamba City) The most beautiful and noble architecture in Tamba In the countryside of the valley, which is completely inconspicuous in Tamba, There is the most beautiful architecture. It was a coincidence that I first learned about it. I lost my way at dusk without even knowing the existence of Yakushido, and found it while wandering in the twilight. It's as if beautiful things aren't popularized It is built in an invisible place as if it were a sign of intention. Settle in such a sober and tranquil place. The square Yakushido is thatched and its neat shape can be seen from all sides. Further back in the Yakushido, the terraced rice fields continue on a gentle slope, and when it runs out, it becomes a satoyama. Or something. The abandoned tombstone also rolls and attaches the colors of the various acts. The appearance of Yakushido looking back from the foot of the mountain is extremely beautiful and noble. The atmosphere is wonderful, as if it blends nicely into the scenery. Beautiful architecture is often designed because the author was impressed by the local environment, and this Yakushido is probably the same. A scene like sumi-e must be even more lyrical on a light rainy day. There would be no better environment for a neat thatched-roof hall. Such a place has a face that is unknowingly commonplace It must be the charm of Tamba that it exists. On the pillars in the northwest corner of the building, during the war of the Tensho era, There is a trace that is said to be a sword wound made by the Akechi army Remaining. It seems that the construction is not laid-back, It seems that the record of repair is left in Katsuaki I am familiar with the information board. The main pillar is also a considerable insect There are traces of eating, the lower part is cut off There are many places that have been grafted.