A Stone Pagoda of the Late Kamakura Period
The Noma Shrine Hokyointo Pagoda (野間神社宝篋印塔) is a stone hokyointo pagoda of the late Kamakura period of the late Kamakura period in Kannomiya, Imabari City, Ehime Prefecture, and was designated an Important Cultural Property on March 20, 1954 (Agency for Cultural Affairs).
The Agency records a stone hokyointo pagoda, dated in the Agency record to the late Kamakura period (1275 to 1332); designation number 01281.
A Late Kamakura Stone Pagoda
The Noma Shrine hokyointo is a stone pagoda of the hokyointo type at Noma Shrine in Kannomiya, Imabari City, Ehime Prefecture; the Agency record dates it to the late Kamakura period, between 1275 and 1332 (Agency for Cultural Affairs). It was designated an Important Cultural Property on March 20, 1954.
Why It Is an Important Cultural Property
The Agency record has no commentary; the structure and date set out what was designated.
What to Look For
Look for the form of this late Kamakura stone pagoda (Agency for Cultural Affairs).
Visiting
It is owned by Noma Shrine (Agency for Cultural Affairs). No official information on public access was found.
Q&A
- When was it made?
- In the late Kamakura period, 1275 to 1332.
- What is it made of?
- Stone (Agency for Cultural Affairs).
- Where is it?
- At Noma Shrine in Imabari, Ehime.
- When was it designated?
- On March 20, 1954.
- When was the Noma Shrine Hokyointo Pagoda designated an Important Cultural Property?
- On March 20, 1954 (Agency for Cultural Affairs).
Basic Information
| Name | Noma Shrine Hokyointo Pagoda (野間神社宝篋印塔) |
|---|---|
| Location | Kannomiya, Imabari City, Ehime Prefecture |
| Designation | Important Cultural Property (Structure) |
| Year Designated | Designated 1954/03/20 (Showa 29) |
| Quantity | 1 structure |
| Dimensions | Stone hokyointo pagoda |
| Owner | Noma Shrine |
| Public Access | No official information on access |
References
- Noma Shrine Hokyointo Pagoda (Database of National Cultural Properties, Agency for Cultural Affairs)
- https://kunishitei.bunka.go.jp/heritage/detail/102/3363
Last verified: 2026.10.26