This study aims to show the diversity of transformation of Buddhism facilities by the anti- Buddhist movement in the Meiji era.The 88-places of pilgrimage in Kochi clan had been influenced by the Policy of Separation of Buddhism and Shintoism.Facilities of temples were transformed as follows;1. Some were demolished and the site of them had been used as agricultural land and shrine.2. Some of facilities were remained and converted to various use, for example, elementary school, housing, without adaptation.
This study aims to show the diversity of transformation of Buddhism facilities by the anti- Buddhist movement in the Meiji era.<br>The 88-places of pilgrimage in Kochi clan had been influenced by the Policy of Separation of Buddhism and Shintoism.<br>Facilities of temples were transformed as follows;<br>1. Some were demolished and the site of them had been used as agricultural land and shrine.<br>2. Some of facilities were remained and converted to various use, for example, elementary school, housing, without adaptation.