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Sazae-do Temple
Named after its resemblance to a "Sazae" (turban shell), Sazaedo is a Buddhist temple with a double helix structure, meaning that visitors go up using a clock-w
Sazaedo
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- 一箕町八幡弁天下1404
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Named after its resemblance to a "Sazae" (turban shell), Sazaedo is a Buddhist temple with a double helix structure, meaning that visitors go up using a clock-wise corridor and go down by a separate anticlockwise corridor, thus ascending and descending visitors never passing each other.
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Named after its resemblance to a "Sazae" (turban shell), Sazaedo is a Buddhist temple with a double helix structure, meaning that visitors go up using a clock-w