Tenman Shrine Sanctuary - Nara

[Tenman Shrine] (Tenmanjinja) is said to have been founded in the 4th year of the Shoryaku era (993) according to the company's biography. The main shrine is a small-scale Sangensha Nagare-zukuri (Sangensha Nagare-zukuri, a shrine main shrine style with the roof in front of the gabled building with 3 frontages extended in a flowing manner). The erection date is thought to date back to at least the 16th century, due to the fact that the girders, munagi, and rafters have increased warpage and the style of the gable board. Currently, it is a real thatched roof, but it is possible that it was originally a thatched roof or a thatched roof. There are also posterity renovations on the foundation and edges. However, the original parts are well retained throughout, and it is valuable as one of the remaining medieval shrines in the city. "Nara City Designated Cultural Property (Building)" Subject: Tenman Shrine Main Hall Kana: Tenmanjinjahonden Quantity: 1 building Designation (classification): Nara City designated cultural property (building) Designated date: March 3, 1993 Location: 1-2-16, Shichijo, Nara-shi Owner: Tenman Shrine Elementary school district: Rokujo Structural type: Sangensha Nagare-zukuri, Hon tile roof Age: Muromachi period Address: 1-2-16 Shichijo, Nara City, Nara Prefecture Access: 580m in a straight line from Kintetsu "Kujo Station"