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Onigawara (ogre-face Tile) To-ji (Kyo-o Gokokuji) Temple, Kyoto. Editorial Photo


Onigawara (ogre-face tile) To-ji (Kyo-o gokokuji) Temple, Kyoto. Editorial Stock Photo
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Onigawara (ogre-face tile) To-ji (Kyo-o gokokuji) Temple, Kyoto. #281488077
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Onigawara (ogre-face tile), Gegyo (gable pendant) and Rokuyou (Hexagonal wooden peg) To-ji (Kyo-o gokokuji) Temple, Kyoto. Kodo Lecture hall.

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