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Built without nails in 951 AD in Japan, the 5-story pagoda at Daigo-ji Buddhist temple is Kyoto's oldest pagoda.

Built without nails in 951 AD in Japan, the 5-story pagoda at Daigo-ji Buddhist temple is Kyoto's oldest pagoda. (The pagoda is an architectural style invented in Bhaktapur, Nepal by the 500s AD, evolved from the Asian stupa.) Daigo-ji Buddhist temple is one of Kyoto's seventeen UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

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Built without nails in 951 AD in Japan, the 5-story pagoda at Daigo-ji Buddhist temple is Kyoto's oldest pagoda. (The pagoda is an architectural style invented in Bhaktapur, Nepal by the 500s AD, evolved from the Asian stupa.) Daigo-ji Buddhist temple is one of Kyoto's seventeen UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
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