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   Read morePerched on a tiny islet just off the coast of Matsushima, GodaidÅ Temple is a compact yet iconic structure originally built in 807 and rebuilt in 1604 by warlord Date Masamune. Accessible by a vermilion-lacquered footbridge, the temple enshrines five Buddhist wisdom kings (though theyâre only shown to the public every 33 years).
Its open-air architecture, intricate wood carvings, and panoramic bay views make it one of Matsushimaâs most photogenic and spiritually resonant landmarks â a perfect blend of history...
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Here's a translated version that aims to capture the beauty and historical significance of Matsushima's Godaido: "Iâm about to cross the iconic lattice bridge and land on the small island where Matsushimaâs Godaido stands. Rebuilt by Date Masamune, this temple has a certain weathered charm. Matsushima's Godaido: A Symbol of Beauty Godaido is a breathtaking temple that stands on a small island, accessible only by a striking red lattice bridge. It's a symbol of Matsushima's beauty. History and Characteristics: Foundation: Legend has it that in 807 AD, Sakanoe no Tamuramaro established a temple here during his eastern campaign. Later, Jikaku Daishi enshrined the Five Great Wisdom Kings, giving the temple its current name. Reconstruction: The present building was reconstructed in 1604 by Date Masamune, making it the oldest surviving Momoyama-style architecture in Tohoku. Unique Features: Its location, accessible only by a lattice bridge, is one of its defining features. The temple itself is adorned with intricate carvings, making it a visually stunning structure. Special Opening: The statues of the Five Great Wisdom Kings are enshrined and are only unveiled to the public once...
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