富貴寺
Fuki-ji Temple
The temple was founded in the Heian period as the family temple of Usa Jingū’s chief priests. Its Amida hall is the oldest surviving wooden building in Kyūshū and a National Treasure.
Oita — Temples
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西寒多神社
Sasamuta Shrine
Ōtomo Chikayo moved the shrine from Mount Hongū to its present foothill location in 1408. It was ranked as a national middle shrine in 1871.
宇佐神宮
Usa Jingū
The shrine tradition dates Hachiman’s manifestation at Usa to 571 and construction of his first shrine hall to 725.
柞原八幡宮
Yusuhara Hachimangū
The shrine was raised to the national small-shrine rank in 1916.
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