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Seiganto-ji 青岸渡寺
Nachisan Nachikatsuura Town Higashimuro County Wakayama Prefecture [MAP 2-D]

This temple had been called "Nachi no Nyoirindo" before the 1868
Shintoism and Buddhism Separation Degree, and is located next to Kumano
Nachi Taisha buildings. Along with Kumano Nachi Taisha, this temple is
the only example that shows the shape Shinto and Buddhism Fusion in Kumano
Sanzan.
As the first sacred place of the West Province Pilgrimage which began in
the late 12th Century, even now this temple is visited by many pilgrims
as an important sacred place.
Law protection: Compound (Historic Site), Main building including a Zushi chest and Hokyo-in stone stupa (Important Cultural Property).
Introduction to the properties
Wakayama Prefecture The World Heritage Registration Association
(Wakayama Prefecture Planning Department Planning Bureau Regional Development
Division Branch Office)
100-1 Hongu Hongu Town Tanabe City, Wakayama Prefecture, 647-1731