Detail
| Cultural Resources Category | Structures |
|---|---|
| Cultural Properties Category | National Designation Tangible Cultural Properties (Structures) |
| Title | Futarasan Shrine (Betsugu Takinoo Shrine, Betsugu Hongu Shrine, Chugushi Shrine) |
| Designation Date | 1950/08/29 |
| Cities / Towns | Nikko |
| Owner / Manager | Nikko Futarasan Shrine |
| Description | The place where Futarasan Shrine was first enshrined is said to be the current Hongu Shrine. Shodo Shonin is said to have built Jingu-ji Temple in 784 after reaching the summit of Mt. Nantai, and constructed the main shrine of Chugushi Shrine. The current Futarasan Shrine is called Shingu, and before Toshogu Shrine was enshrined, it is said to have been located on the current site of Toshogu Shrine, but was relocated when Toshogu Shrine was constructed. Main Hall: 9.1 m x 9.1 m, chidori gable (front view), hip-and-gable roof, copper tile roof, roofed front portico (5.46 m), nokikara gable Karamon Gate: One hirakara gate (± 1.8 m between the farthest pillars), copper tile roof Ekimon Gate and Sukibei Fence : East gate, copper tile roof Worship Hall : 9.1 m x 7.28 m, hip-and-gable roof, copper tile roof Torii Gate : Copper Myojin-style Torii Gate Shinkyo Bridge : Wooden arched bridge, with railing and dismounting stone Main Hall of Betsugu Takinoo Shrine : Nagare-zukuri Style (± 5.46 m), copper tile roof, with 3 ridge tags (Munefuda) Karamon of Betsugu Takinoo Shrine : One hirakara gate (± 1.8 m between the farthest pillars), copper tile roof Worship Hall of Betsugu Takinoo Shrine : 5.46 m x 5.46 m, hip-and-gable roof, copper tile roof Romon Gate of Betsugu Takinoo Shrine : ± 5.5 m between the farthest pillars, copper tile roof Torii Gate of Betsugu Takinoo Shrine : Stone Myojin-style gate, 3 individual torii foundation Main Hall of Betsugu Hongu Shrine : Nagare-zukuri Style (± 5.46 m), copper tile roof Karamon and Sukibei Fence of Betsugu Hongu Shrine : One hirakara gate (± 1.8 m between the farthest pillars), copper tile roof (with 63.7 m extension) Main Hall of Chugushi Shrine : Nagare-zukuri Style (± 5.46 m), copper tile roof Worship Hall of Chugushi Shrine : 9.1 m x 7.28 m, hip-and-gable roof, copper tile roof Middle Gate of Chugushi Shrine : Gable roof (± 1.8 m between the farthest pillars), copper shingle roof Ekimon and Sukibei Fence of Chugushi Shrine : Gable roof (± 1.8 m between the farthest pillars), copper shingle roof (with “sarugashira”), copper shingle roof (with “sarugashira”, perimeter ± 61.88 m) Torii Gate of Chugushi Shrine : Copper Myojin-style gate |
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