Yamadera

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Yamadera is a historic mountainside temple complex in Japan’s Tohoku region, famed for its scenic cliffside halls and panoramic valley views.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Buddhist temple complex
tourist attraction
accessibleFrom Yamadera Station NERFINISHED
associatedWith Matsuo Bashō NERFINISHED
buildingMaterial wooden structures
country Japan
distanceFromYamagataStation about 20 minutes by train
famousFor autumn foliage
scenic views in all seasons
snowy winter scenery
summer greenery
foundedBy Ennin NERFINISHED
foundedDuring Heian period NERFINISHED
foundedIn 860
hasBell temple bell
hasCemetery mountainside graveyard
hasCulturalProperty Konpon Chūdō (Important Cultural Property) NERFINISHED
hasEntranceArea lower temple precinct
hasViewpoint Godaidō observation deck NERFINISHED
JapaneseName 山寺 NERFINISHED
立石寺 NERFINISHED
literaryReference Oku no Hosomichi NERFINISHED
locatedIn Tōhoku region NERFINISHED
Yamagata City NERFINISHED
Yamagata Prefecture NERFINISHED
mainDeity Yakushi Nyorai NERFINISHED
mainHallName Konpon Chūdō NERFINISHED
meaningOfName mountain temple
nearRiver Mamurogawa River NERFINISHED
notableBuilding Godaidō Hall NERFINISHED
Konpon Chūdō NERFINISHED
Nokyōdō NERFINISHED
Okunoin NERFINISHED
notableFeature cliffside wooden halls
panoramic valley views
stone steps up the mountain
numberOfSteps about 1000
otherName Risshaku-ji NERFINISHED
overlooks Mamurogawa Valley NERFINISHED
pilgrimageSite Tendai-related pilgrimage
railwayLine Senzan Line NERFINISHED
regionAttractionType mountainside temple
religion Buddhism
sect Tendai NERFINISHED
terrain steep mountainside
tourismActivity hiking up stone steps
viewing seasonal foliage
upperAreaName Okunoin area NERFINISHED

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Tohoku hasCulturalSite Yamadera