14th-Century Korean Buddhist Statue Goes On Public Display in Korea Ahead of Handover to Japan
A 14th-century Korean Buddhist statue has temporarily returned to its original home in South Korea before it is sent back to Japan in May.
A 14th-century Korean Buddhist statue has temporarily returned to its original home in South Korea before it is sent back to Japan in May.
The 120-meter-tall statue was built to honor Shinran, the founder of Jodo Shinshu Buddhism
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Work expected to begin later this year
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