Yumedono (Hall of Dreams)

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Yumedono (Hall of Dreams) is a renowned octagonal hall within the Hōryū-ji temple complex in Nara, Japan, celebrated for its historic Buddhist statues and association with Prince Shōtoku.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Buddhist hall
cultural heritage site
historic building
architecturalPlan octagonal
artHistoricalSignificance houses early Japanese Buddhist sculpture
associatedWith Prince Shōtoku NERFINISHED
contains Buddhist statues
gilt wooden statues
statue of Kannon NERFINISHED
country Japan
culturalPeriod Asuka period NERFINISHED
culturalSignificance important site of Prince Shōtoku cult
dedicatedTo Prince Shōtoku NERFINISHED
eraOfConstruction 7th–8th century
hasCategory Buddhist temples in Nara Prefecture
Buildings and structures in Nara Prefecture
Hōryū-ji NERFINISHED
World Heritage Sites in Japan NERFINISHED
hasMaterial wood
hasNotableFeature central octagonal core hall
historic interior altar
important wooden Buddhist images
hasPlanShape regular octagon
heritageStatus part of Hōryū-ji UNESCO World Heritage Site
locatedInCity Ikaruga NERFINISHED
locatedInCountry Japan NERFINISHED
locatedInPrefecture Nara Prefecture NERFINISHED
locatedInTempleComplex Hōryū-ji NERFINISHED
name Yumedono NERFINISHED
nativeName 夢殿 NERFINISHED
near Nara City NERFINISHED
partOf Hōryū-ji Eastern Precinct NERFINISHED
Hōryū-ji temple complex NERFINISHED
region Kansai region
religiousAffiliation Buddhism
religiousFunction Buddhist worship
religiousTradition Japanese Buddhism
roofType tiled roof
style classical Japanese Buddhist architecture
touristAttraction yes
translatedName Hall of Dreams NERFINISHED
UNESCOListing Buddhist Monuments in the Hōryū-ji Area NERFINISHED
UNESCOWorldHeritageSince 1993
usedFor housing sacred images
ritual ceremonies

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Buddhist Monuments in the Horyu-ji Area contains Yumedono (Hall of Dreams)
Horyu-ji hasPart Yumedono (Hall of Dreams)