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Yugasan Rendai-ji

由加山蓮台寺

A unique complex composed of both a shrine and a temple. The torii gate is made of Bizen pottery. The shrine is a sister shrine to the famous Konpirasan in Kotohira. It is also the 6th temple along the Chugoku Pilgrimage Route.

Website: yugasan.jp (opens in a new tab)

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