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All storage buildings are equipped with shelving to store the containers that hold the rolled sūtras. Some temples have circular revolving shelves for sūtra storage: a central pillar revolves, like a vertical axle, and octahedral tubes are attached to it. A revolving sūtra storage case is called {{nihongo|rinzō|輪蔵|extra=wheel repository}}.[1] Revolving shelves are convenient because they allow priests and monks to select the needed sūtra quickly. Eventually, in some kyōzō the faithful were permitted to push the shelves around the pillar while praying—it was believed that they could receive religious edification without reading the sūtras.[1] Some scripture houses are National Treasures of Japan:
GalleryReferences1. ^1 2 3 {{Jaanus2|k/kyouzou|Kyouzou|June 14, 2011}} {{commons category|Kyōzō}}{{Japanese architectural elements}}{{Buddhist temples in Japan}}{{DEFAULTSORT:Kyozo}}2. ^{{cite journal|last=Eubanks|first=Chartlotte|title=Circumambulatory reading: revolving sutra libraries and buddhist scrolls|journal=Book History|year=2010|volume=13|pages=1–24|doi=10.153/bh.2010.0020}} 3 : Buddhist temples in Japan|Architecture of Japan|Buddhist architecture |
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