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Tennō-ji Temple - Haiden and Hon-dō Halls — Important Cultural Property — Established in the 15th year of Ten'ō era - Front — Front

Tennō-ji Temple - Haiden and Hon-dō Halls — Important Cultural Property — Established in the 15th year of Ten'ō era - Back — Back

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Tennō-ji Temple - Haiden and Hon-dō Halls — Important Cultural Property — Established in the 15th year of Ten'ō era

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Description

Overview of the main buildings of the Tennō-ji temple in Tatsuta, with thatched roofs and traditional wooden structure. The printed Japanese text indicates their status as « Important Cultural Property » and their founding date. The reverse is blank, except for the publisher's mention « Bēnrijō Inshō » and instructions for the address and message.

Characteristics

Type: Modern postcard (CPM)
Reference: DMLW61
Condition: Good condition, slightly creased at the corners
Availability: Unique piece
Condition: Guaranteed as shown in front and back scans

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Reference: DMLW61

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