
吉備津神社
Kibitsu Shrine
The main sanctuary and worship hall were rebuilt in 1425. Their distinctive paired-gable design is known as Kibitsu-zukuri.
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吉備津神社
The main sanctuary and worship hall were rebuilt in 1425. Their distinctive paired-gable design is known as Kibitsu-zukuri.

頼久寺
The temple’s earliest foundation is unknown. Ashikaga Takauji revived it in 1339 as Bitchū Ankoku-ji; it later took the name Raikyū-ji in memory of Ueno Yorihisa.
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