Building: Daihonzan Ikegamihonmonji Temple Main Guest Hall, Gobyo-Sho, Hon-Den Gate
大本山池上本門寺 大客殿・御廟所・本殿門
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The Ikegami Honmonji Temple Complex, completed in 1978, represents a significant achievement in contemporary Buddhist architecture. Designed by the Sugiyama Takashi Architectural Design Office, this important religious facility in Tokyo seamlessly integrates traditional temple functions with modern architectural principles. The complex comprises the Great Reception Hall, Mausoleum, and Main Gate, serving multiple purposes including residential quarters and worship spaces. Located in Ota Ward, this structure demonstrates thoughtful design that honors Buddhist heritage while meeting contemporary needs, making it a notable example of 20th-century religious architecture in Japan.
The Ikegami Honmonji Temple Complex, completed in 1978, represents a significant achievement in contemporary Buddhist architecture. Designed by the Sugiyama Takashi Architectural Design Office, this important religious facility in Tokyo seamlessly integrates traditional temple functions with modern
...The Ikegami Honmonji Temple Complex, completed in 1978, represents a significant achievement in contemporary Buddhist architecture. Designed by the Sugiyama Takashi Architectural Design Office, this important religious facility in Tokyo seamlessly integrates traditional temple functions with modern architectural principles. The complex comprises the Great Reception Hall, Mausoleum, and Main Gate, serving multiple purposes including residential quarters and worship spaces. Located in Ota Ward, this structure demonstrates thoughtful design that honors Buddhist heritage while meeting contemporary needs, making it a notable example of 20th-century religious architecture in Japan.