Hozomon gate

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Hozomon gate is the imposing inner entrance gate of Tokyo’s historic Senso-ji Temple, known for its massive lanterns and guardian statues.

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Hozomon Gate 1
Hozomon gate canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Buddhist temple gate
cultural heritage structure
architecturalStyle traditional Japanese Buddhist temple architecture
country Japan
dedicatedTo Kannon
follows Kaminarimon Gate
function entrance to the inner precincts of Senso-ji
hasAccess public
hasColor red
hasCulturalImportance important symbol of Asakusa district
hasFeature Nio guardian statues
guardian statues
massive red lantern
two large hanging lanterns
hasGuardianType Nio (benevolent kings)
hasJapaneseName Niōmon gate
surface form: 宝蔵門
hasLanternType chochin lantern
hasMaterial wood
hasRole inner entrance gate
main inner gate of Senso-ji
hasStoreyCount two-storey gate
innerGateOf Senso-ji Temple
isAssociatedWith Buddhism
Tokyo tourism
isMaintainedBy Senso-ji Temple administration
isNear Nakamise-dori shopping street
surface form: Nakamise shopping street
isOnApproachTo Senso-ji Temple
surface form: Senso-ji Main Hall
isPartOfPilgrimageRoute yes
isPopularPhotoSpot yes
locatedIn Asakusa
Japan
Senso-ji Temple
Taitō
surface form: Taito, Tokyo

Tokyo
partOf Senso-ji Temple
surface form: Senso-ji Temple complex
precedes Senso-ji Temple
surface form: Senso-ji Main Hall
romanization Hōzōmon
significance symbolic landmark of Senso-ji
touristAttraction yes
translation Treasure-House Gate
usedFor religious processions
tourist sightseeing

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Referenced by (2)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Senso-ji Temple hasStructure Hozomon gate
subject surface form: Senso-ji
Hatsumode at Sensō-ji hasSite Hozomon gate
this entity surface form: Hozomon Gate