Hozomon

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Hozomon is the grand inner gate of Senso-ji Temple in Asakusa, Tokyo, known for its massive red lanterns and imposing traditional architecture.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Buddhist temple gate
landmark
access Asakusa Station
associatedWith Senso-ji Kannon worship
linked to: Senso-ji Temple
cityDistrict Asakusa
country Japan
culturalSignificance iconic symbol of Asakusa
popular subject in travel photography
hasArchitecturalStyle traditional Japanese Buddhist temple architecture
hasColor red
hasFeature Nio guardian statues
giant straw sandals
guardian statues
large wooden gate structure
massive red lanterns
two-story gate
hasFunction inner gate of Senso-ji
hasJapaneseName 宝蔵門
hasLantern large central red lantern
two side lanterns
hasMaterial tile roof
wood
hasView Tokyo Skytree in background from certain angles
isFamousFor imposing traditional architecture
photography spot for visitors
symbol of Senso-ji
locatedIn Asakusa
Japan
Senso-ji
linked to: Senso-ji Temple

Taito, Tokyo
linked to: Taitō

Tokyo
meaningOfName Treasure-House Gate
municipality Taito
linked to: Taitō
nearby Kaminarimon
Nakamise-dori
Sumida River
partOf Senso-ji temple complex
linked to: Senso-ji Temple
precedes main hall of Senso-ji
prefecture Tokyo Metropolis
religion Buddhism
romanization Hōzōmon
separates inner temple precincts
outer temple grounds
touristAttractionOf Asakusa area
linked to: Asakusa district

Tokyo

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