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...he South Hall of the [[Dazaifu]] government complex (today the site of the Hinoki Shrine), and his attendant [[Umasaka no Yasuyuki]]<!--味酒安行--> burie

...e example of post-[[Meiji period]] wooden architecture. It is built in ''[[hinoki]]'' from the Kiso Imperial Forests, and is thatched with cedar shingles. It

...structures are rebuilt using some 800 cubic meters of virgin cypress (J: ''hinoki'') wood from old-growth forests, and in concert with a variety of rituals,