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Historical architectural analysis reveals design transitions at Daikakuji Temple, clarifying twentieth-century Japanese temple construction practices.
This study showed that the design of Shingyo-den and Shingyo-zenden at Daikakuji Temple was changed from Kishi Kumakichi to Fujii Koji. It demonstrated Fujii Koji's architectural approaches, such as the ventilation of Shingyo-den and the original square-plan design. Furthermore, this study confirmed Yasui Narajiro's involvement in the construction of Shingyo-zenden and clarified part of the previously unknown careers of Kishi Kumakichi and Yasui Narajiro.
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Shigeharu NAKAMURA (2026) studied this question.
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