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Shinsho-ji Temple
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Shinsho-ji is a large Buddhist temple in Narita City, located north of the stations Narita and Keiseinarita. The temple was built in the year 940 and has a wide variety of temple buildings including the Great Pagoda of Peace and Shotoku Taishi Hall.
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