Great Buddhas (Daibutsu) of Japan

Add to my lists | Print this list

Daibutsu literally means "big Buddha". Technically a Buddhist statue is named "Daibutsu" only when the overall height of the body is 4.8m or more. (definition from http://www.sukima.com/words/daibutsu.htm)

in prefectural order

  1. 1.
    ?
    Hotei No Daibutsu
    Japan > Honshu > Chūbu > Aichi > Konan City

    Drag me to re-order


  2. 2.
    ?
    Daibutsu
    Japan > Honshu > Chūbu > Aichi > Toukai City

    Drag me to re-order


  3. 3.
    Togan-ji
    Japan > Honshu > Chūbu > Aichi > Nagoya

    Drag me to re-order


  4. 4.
    ?
    Showa Daibutsu
    Japan > Honshu > Tōhoku > Aomori-ken > Aomori > Seiryuu-ji

    Drag me to re-order


  5. 5.
    ?
    Nihon-ji
    Japan > Honshu > Kantō > Chiba-ken > Kyonan

    Drag me to re-order


  6. 6.
    ?
    Shoubou-ji
    Japan > Honshu > Chūbu > Gifu-ken > Gifu

    Drag me to re-order


  7. 7.
    Daibutsu
    Japan > Honshu > Kantō > Ibaraki > Ushiku

    Drag me to re-order


  8. 8.
    Daibutsu
    Japan > Honshu > Kantō > Kanagawa > Kamakura

    Drag me to re-order


  9. 9.
    Asukadera
    Japan > Honshu > Kinki > Nara-ken > Nara > Asuka

    Drag me to re-order


  10. 10.
    Daibutsuden
    Japan > Honshu > Kinki > Nara-ken > Nara > Nara Park > Todaiji Temple

    Drag me to re-order


  11. 11.
    Daibutsu
    Japan > Honshu > Kantō > Tokyo > Itabashi

    Drag me to re-order


  12. 12.
    ?
    Daibutsu
    Japan > Honshu > Chūbu > Toyama-ken > Takaoka

    Drag me to re-order


This is a community list. You can contribute, edit, or help maintain it by adding it to your lists.
Created by kalavinka on Sep 21, 2006.
 

Comments