two-storied Buddhist tower
A specific type of pagoda in Japanese Buddhist architecture, typically with a square base and two roofs, often housing sacred relics or images.
The two-storied pagoda of this temple is designated a national treasure.
two-storied pagoda
Standard kanji spelling for this Buddhist architectural term.
From 宝 (treasure, precious) + 塔 (tower, pagoda), referring to a pagoda that enshrines sacred treasures.