kaku-tōba

Summary

kaku-tōba is a religious object^[1].

Key Facts

• kaku-tōba is in the country of Japan^[2].
• kaku-tōba's image is recorded as Shōfuku-ji Butsuden the kaku-tōba and the zen-no-tsuna Gokushomachi Hakata-ku Fukuoka 20240125.jpg^[3].
• kaku-tōba's instance of is recorded as religious object^[4].
• kaku-tōba's instance of is recorded as Buddhism^[5].
• kaku-tōba's instance of is recorded as physical sign^[6].
• kaku-tōba's made from material is recorded as wood^[7].
• kaku-tōba's location is recorded as Buddhist temple^[8].
• kaku-tōba's subclass of is recorded as stupa^[9].
• kaku-tōba's subclass of is recorded as Japanese pagoda^[10].
• kaku-tōba's has use is recorded as pūjā in Buddhism^[11].
• kaku-tōba's Commons category is recorded as Kaku-tōba^[12].
• gorintō inspired kaku-tōba^[13].
• kaku-tōba's shape is recorded as prism^[14].
• kaku-tōba's inscription is recorded as 地^[15].
• kaku-tōba's inscription is recorded as 水^[16].
• kaku-tōba's inscription is recorded as 火^[17].
• kaku-tōba's inscription is recorded as 風^[18].
• kaku-tōba's inscription is recorded as 空^[19].
• kaku-tōba's native label is recorded as 角塔婆^[20].
• kaku-tōba's name in kana is recorded as かくとうば^[21].
• kaku-tōba's name in kana is recorded as かくたふば^[22].
• kaku-tōba's name in kana is recorded as えこうばしら^[23].
• kaku-tōba's name in kana is recorded as ゑかうばしら^[24].
• kaku-tōba's revised Hepburn romanization is recorded as kaku-tōba^[25].
• kaku-tōba's revised Hepburn romanization is recorded as ekō-bashira^[26].