US EditionSendai Daikannon: Once the Tallest Statue in Japan
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Sendai Daikannon: Once the Tallest Statue in Japan
Gazing upon the skyline of Sendai, the capital of Miyagi Prefecture, one cannot help but be captivated by an otherworldly presence. Piercing the urban landscape is the majestic Sendai Daikannon, a 92-meter tall figure that once held the prestigious title of the tallest statue in Japan. Completed in 1991, this imposing representation of Kannon, the beloved Japanese Buddhist goddess of mercy, still commands attention as the eighth tallest statue i…
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