- three-storied pagoda
noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
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- three-storied pagoda
This term refers to a type of traditional Japanese structure commonly found in Buddhist temples. It is usually characterized by three levels or stories and is often used for religious purposes, housing relics or sacred items.
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みえとう三重塔をたてる建てるto build a three-storied pagodaふるい古いみえとう三重塔old three-storied pagodaみえとう三重塔をみる見るto see a three-storied pagodaれきしてき歴史的なさんじゅう三重とう塔historical three-storied pagodaみえとう三重塔のせっけい設計design of a three-storied pagodaぶんかざい文化財としてのみえとう三重塔three-storied pagoda as a cultural assetみえとう三重塔にきふ寄付するto donate to the three-storied pagodaかんこうめいしょ観光名所のみえとう三重塔tourist attraction three-storied pagodaうつくしい美しいみえとう三重塔beautiful three-storied pagodaみえとう三重塔のないぶ内部inside of the three-storied pagoda
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