Koyasan is a sacred place for Japanese Buddhism, first opened in the Heian Period by Kobo Daishi. The name “Kongobujiâ€conveys, “Kongobu-rokaku-issai-yuga-yugi kyo,†or “The Sutra of All Yogas and Yogis of the Pavilion with the Vajra-Top.†Koyasan has, beginning with the main hall at 60m east to west and 70m north to south, guarded by various other buildings, the area and grace of 48.295 square meters.
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