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Koyasan Hasu Pond
Located in front of Kangaku-in, a training ground for the monks living on Mount Koya, this pond, also known as Lotus Pond, was built to relieve suffering among
Koyasan Reihokan Museum
- Museums & Exhibitions
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- 高野山306
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- +81 736-56-2029
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- Open Hours
- 1-4: Mon-Sun: - 08:30-17:00 5-10: Mon-Sun: - 08:30-17:30 11-12: Mon-Sun: - 08:30-17:00
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Koyasan Reihokan is a museum which displays cultural and religious assets related to Mount Koyasan and local temples.
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