Hase-dera

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Hase-dera is a historic Japanese Buddhist temple renowned for its large statue of Kannon, the bodhisattva of compassion, and its scenic hillside setting.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Hase-dera canonical 7
Hase-dera Temple 3

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Statements (45)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Buddhist temple
affiliation Jōdo-shū
alsoKnownAs Hase Kannon
Hasedera
architecturalStyle Japanese Buddhist temple architecture
city Kamakura
country Japan
dedicatedTo Eleven-headed Kannon
founded 8th century
foundedBy Tokudō
hasCulturalSignificance important site of Kannon worship in Kamakura
hasFeature cave dedicated to Benzaiten
garden with ponds
hillside terraces
observation deck
hasSeasonalAttraction autumn foliage
cherry blossoms in spring
hydrangeas in rainy season
hasStructure Amida-dō
Jizō-dō
linked to: Jizō Temple

belfry
main hall (Kannon-dō)
pagoda
knownFor hydrangea (ajisai) flowers
large wooden statue of Kannon
scenic hillside setting
view over Yuigahama and Sagami Bay
locatedIn Japan
Kamakura
Kanagawa Prefecture
Kantō region
mainDeity Kannon
materialOfMainStatue wood
near Great Buddha of Kamakura (Kōtoku-in)
overlooks Sagami Bay
Yuigahama area
partOf Kantō 33 Kannon pilgrimage
pilgrimageSite true
prefecture Kanagawa Prefecture
region Kantō region
religion Buddhism
sect Pure Land Buddhism
statueHeight approximately 9 meters
touristAttraction true
veneratedBodhisattva Kannon

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Kannon worshippedAt Hase-dera
Kamakura hasLandmark Hase-dera
Buzan-ha headquarters Hase-dera
Buzan-ha associatedTemple Hase-dera
Buzan-ha hasPilgrimageSite Hase-dera
Sakurai, Nara hasHistoricSite Hase-dera
Hatsuse River near Hase-dera Temple
linked to: Hase-dera
Hatsuse River associatedWith Hase-dera Temple
linked to: Hase-dera
Enoshima Electric Railway Line touristAttractionFor Hase-dera Temple
linked to: Hase-dera