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Identifies a sculptor or the style of sculpture originating from the Kamakura period in Japan, spanning from 1185 to 1333, known for its realistic and expressive Buddhist statues.
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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.
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An East Asian tower, usually associated with a Buddhist temple, having a multiplicity of winged eaves; thought to be derived from the Indian stupa.
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