- Concealed within the dark wooden walls of Sanjusangendo are a 1001 statutes of the Goddess of Mercy, all built to human scale.
- Our main local Buddhist temple, a mere three minutes away from the house, Sanjūsangen-dō ( (三十三間堂) is for me one of the most awesome...Bulunamadı: sanjūsangendō
- The Sanjusangendo (or Rengeoin) temple in Kyoto was established by the powerful warrior-politician Taira-no-Kiyomori in 1164.
- Kyoto's Sanjusangendo Temple houses a thousand almost life-sized Kannon bodhisattvas in a single massive hall. A unique sight to behold.
- Note that photographs are prohibited inside. How to get there. Bus 206 or 208 from Kyōto station stop at Sanjusangendō-mae.
- Sanjusangendo Temple, Japan's longest wooden structure, has an impressive collection of 1001 Kannon statues dating back over 800 years ago.
- Rengeoin Sanjusangendo Tapınağındaki ünlü 1001 tanrıça figürünü görmek, Japonya gezinize eşsiz bir deneyim katmak istiyorsanız sizi YTUR’a bekleriz.
- Sanjūsangendō is a magnificent Buddhist temple in Kyoto, also known as the Rengeo-in or Hall of the Lotus king.