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German Japanese (Kanji)
Heijō-kyō/Nara (Name bezieht sich darauf, dass Nara südlich von Kyōto liegt)/Kōfuku-ji (Tempel der Hossō-Sekte in Nara; berühmt wegen seiner Mönchskrieger im Mittelalter)南都 [なんと]
Hiei-zan (Berg an der Grenze zwischen den Präf. Kyōto und Shiga; berühmt wegen seiner zahlreichen Klöster, Abk.)/En‛ryaku-ji (buddh. Tempel in der Stadt Ōtsu, Präf. Shiga, gelegen auf dem Berg Hi‛ei nordöstl. von Kyōto; gegründet 788 durch Saichō , 1571 d比叡 [ひえ]
Higashi-Honganji (Haupttempel des Shinshū-Ōtani-Zweiges der Jōdō-Shinshū, Shimogyō, Kyōto; 1602 mit Hilfe von Tokugawa Ieyasu von Kennyō gegründet; der heutige Tempel wurde 1895 fertiggestellt)東本願寺 [ひがしほんがんじ]
historischer Tempel由緒ある寺 [ゆいしょあるてら]
höchster Beamtenrang für Blinde in früheren Zeiten/Faktotum in einem Tempel od. Schrein検校 [けんぎょう]
Hochwürden (höfl. Bez. für einen buddh. Geistlichen)/Tempel御坊;御房 [ごぼう]
hohes Gebäude/taoistischer (daoistischer) Tempel (in China)楼観 [ろうかん]
Hokekyō-ji (großer Tempel der Nichiren-Schule in der Präf. Chiba)法華経寺 [ほけきょうじ]
Honkaku·ji (Nichren-Tempel in Kamakura, Kanagawa-ken; 1436 auf den Überresten der Ebisu-Halle, in der sich Nichiren aufgehalten hat, errichtet; es heißt, es würden dort Reliquien Nichirens aufbewahrt)/Honkaku·ji (Nichiren-Tempel in Mitsu, Okayama-ken; um 本覚寺 [ほんかくじ]
Honkoku-ji (Tempel der Nichiren-Sekte im Bezirk Yamashina in Kyōto, Präf. Kyōto)本圀寺 [ほんこくじ]
Honmyō-ji (Tempel der Nichiren-Sekte in der Stadt Kumamoto, Präf. Kumamoto; Mausoleum von Katō Kiyomasa)本妙寺 [ほんみょうじ]
Honnō-ji (Tempel der Nichiren-Richtung in Kyōto; 1415 gegründet; Ort des Selbstmords von Oda Nobunaga am 21. 6. 1582 während der Belagerung durch Akechi Mitsuhide)本能寺 [ほんのうじ]
Hōrin·ji (Tempel in Ikaruga, Nara; nach einem Gelübde von 622 für die Genesung Shōtoku-taishis gegründet)/Hōrin·ji (Tempel der Shingon-Sekte in Kyōto; 713 gegründet)法輪寺 [ほうりんじ]
Hōryū·ji (Tempel in der Ortschaft Ikaruga, Präf. Nara; gegründet 607)法隆寺 [ほうりゅうじ]
Hōshō-ji/Hosshō-ji (ehem. Tempel im Bezirk Sakyō in Kyōto)法勝寺 [ほうしょうじ]
 

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