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Wooden Buddha statue
Last Updated October 23, 2018
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Wooden Buddha statue
(Provided by City of Yokohama, Board of Education Secretariat Office)
Name (furigana)
Wooden Shaka Nyorai standing statue
Classification/Designated Date
Sculpture January 23, 1933 Country Designated
Outline
Originally, it was the main god of Shakado, located on the precincts of Shinfukuji Temple, and is a Seiryoji-style Buddha statue that imitates the main god of Kyoto Seiryoji Temple. It is made of parquet made of wood that is considered to be a kaya, and the hair is wrapped in a spiral shape, and the clothing that covers both shoulders are fine-shaped clothing in the thighs. It has the characteristics of the Seiryo-ji style that stands upright. In addition, this statue has a distinctive and unique expression, such as long eyebrows, eyes, and lips tied tightly to the shape.
Age: Kamakura period
Method amount: Image height 162.0 centimeters
For inquiries to this page
Aoba Ward General Affairs Department Ward Administration Promotion Division
Phone: 045-978-2221
Phone: 045-978-2221
Fax: 045-978-2411
Email address: ao-kusei@city.yokohama.jp
Page ID: 204-503-939