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Buddhist Priest Kuya
A prominent Japanese Buddhist monk known for his missionary work and public preaching, often depicted in sculptures showing him in a dynamic posture with six miniature Amida Buddhas emanating from his mouth.
Wood
A natural composite material from trees used in construction, tools, and art due to its strength, pliability, and aesthetic qualities.
Pagoda
An East Asian tower, usually associated with a Buddhist temple, having a multiplicity of winged eaves; thought to be derived from the Indian stupa.
Japanese Buddhist Architecture
Characterized by specific structures designed for Buddhist worship and monastic life in Japan, including pagodas, temples, and monasteries, reflecting unique adaptations of Chinese and Korean Buddhist influences.
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