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Konshin-ji Temple
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 Sanda
was born and developed as the supply point during the Japanese
Middle Ages near the gates of the Buddhist temple Konshin-ji,
built in the eighth century. |
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Former Kuki Family Residence and Resource
Center
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 This
is one of the few buildings in the country built in mock-Western
style at that time. It was designated an important tangible
cultural property by Hyogo Prefecture in 1998. |
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Shingetsu-in
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 Built
by local lord Kuki in 1633. The premises contain the burial
sites for the past local lords and their families. |
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Historical Materials Center
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 Opened
in July 1995, the center houses buried cultural properties and
local folk objects. Exhibitions are held several times a year. |
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Sanda Tenman Shrine (Tenjin) / Tenjin Park
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 Rebuilt
in 1545, this was the shrine used by the successive local lords
for worship after 1633. |
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