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Tuesday, September 12, 2023

Japan Stamps on Buddha

BUDDHISM IN JAPAN STAMPS COLLECTION COLLECTION

1952, Kannon Bodhisattva, Wall Painting of Horyu-ji Temple
Bodhisattva Statue - Churu Temple, Japan
1952-54, Definitive Stamps - Chuson-ji Buddhist Temple - World UNESCO Heritage Site
1966-67, Bodhisattva Statue
1966-67, Konpon Chudo Hall, Enryaku Temple
National Treasures Asuka Period, Date of issue 1st November 1967
Chusonji (Temple), Hiraizumi, Date of issue 1st May 1968
Buddhist Pagoda, Date of issue 20th May 1968
Silver Pavilion, Jisho Temple, Kyoto, Date of issue 10th February 1969
Pagoda, Anraku Temple, Nagano, Date of issue 10th February 1969
Pagoda - Yomei Gate, Tosho Shrine, Nikko - UNESCO World Heritage Site, Date of issue 3rd March 1978
1980-81, Hanging Bell, Byodoin Temple, Uji
1980-81, Bronze Ornament, Horyu Temple
Statue of Miroku Bosatsu, Horyu TempleDate of issue 21st January 1981
Statue of Dainichi Buddha, Chuson TempleDate of issue 21st January 1981
Statue of Rani Maya Devi (Mother of Gautam Buddha), Horyu TempleDate of issue 21st January 1981
Statue of Komoku Ten, Todai Temple, Nara, Date of issue 20th March 1981
Statue of Miroku bosatsu (Maitreya Bodhisattva), Nara, Date of issue 20th March 1981
Golden Turtle Reliquary for Buddha's Ashes, Tashodai TempleDate of issue 17th July 1987
Statue of Miroku Bosatsu, Horyu TempleDate of issue 1st June 1989
Statue of Goddess of Mercy, Yaluski Temple, Nara, Date of issue 1st June 1989 
Byodoin TempleDate of issue 24th May 1991
Kondo Hall, Horyuji Temple - Buddhist Pagoda - UNESCO World Heritage Site, Date of issue 22nd February 1995
Prefectural Stamps - Shiga - Buddhist Temple, Date of issue 1st July 1996
Kofukuji, Nara - Buddhist TempleDate of issue 15th November 1996
Prefectural Stamps - Hiroshima, Itsukushima Shrine Is most attritive tourist place in Japan, This Shrine listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, This island was understood as the home of the Bodhisattva. Itsukushima means island dedicated to the Gods. Date of issue 6th July 1998

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