...misfortune, so they reburied the coins, and built this worship hall to the bodhisattva Jizô over the coin mound; it was rebuilt in 1964 after the temple's destru
A pair of bronze bodhisattva statues just to the right of the central plaza depict Kannon and [[Seishi]]
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...the ''[[shoin zukuri]]'' style. The second story houses a statue of the [[bodhisattva]] [[Kannon]], features more Zen architectural elements in its design, and i
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...a Shinto deity, which made him, by association, also, perhaps, akin to a [[bodhisattva]]. Finally, through the reception of embassies from neighboring polities su
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...stood in the Western Kondô, including a [[Shaka]] statue flanked by the [[bodhisattva]]s [[Fugen]] and [[Monju]] and accompanied by the Four Wisdom Kings, [[Bont
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...in 1972 enshrining three small sculptures of [[Yakushi nyorai]] and the [[bodhisattva]]s [[Gakko|Gakkô]] and [[Nikko bosatsu|Nikkô]].
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...Arts]]. Perhaps his most famous work is a hanging scroll painting of the [[bodhisattva]] [[Kannon]] as Compassionate Mother (''[[Hibo Kannon]]''), which was exhib
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...period through Buddhist literature and iconography. In particular, the [[bodhisattva]] [[Fugen]] was often shown riding an elephant.
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...ue of [[Shaka]] as the chief object of worship, along with images of the [[bodhisattva]]s [[Fugen]], [[Monju]], [[Miroku]], and a Thousand-Armed [[Kannon]]. Sculp
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...cular, Unkei is known to have had a hand in the carving of a statue of the bodhisattva Kokuzô, and one of Jikoku-ten, guardian of the East, though neither of the
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...bout Jizo. He radically claimed later in life to be a manifestation of the bodhisattva on Earth.
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...s ''[[utaki]]'' on Okinawa) of the indigenous [[Ryukyuan religion]]. The [[bodhisattva]] [[Miroku]], adapted into local forms, is also widely worshipped in the re
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...aid others achieve enlightenment: these beings are called ''[[Bosatsu]]'' (Bodhisattva). Some of the better known Bosatsu in Japan include Jizô, [[Kannon]], and
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...ber of other sculptures made by Unkei for Tôdai-ji, including one of the [[bodhisattva]] [[Kokuzo|Kokuzô]] and one of [[Jikoku-ten]], do not survive today.<ref>M
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**Painting of Amida and Twenty-Five [[Bodhisattva]]s ''[[raigo|raigô]]''
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