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Dragon Pool Temple(龍華寺,용화사) is a Buddhist temple in Yongdamdong, Yongyeon (龍淵) region in Jeju City, South Korea. The temple, set within a walled compound and located on the west side of Cheju Castle, contains a phallic shrine which was visited by female pilgrims who came to worship it for its alleged fertility blessings. The phallic stone is made from granite, quite small in size, and white, and was reportedly found in a nearby field by a farmer. The phallic statue is called "Dongjabul" which means "Little Buddha". The statue at the western pillar is called "Seojabok" and its prayer days are February 15th and November 15th in the lunar calendar.

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  • Dragon Pool Temple(龍華寺,용화사) is a Buddhist temple in Yongdamdong, Yongyeon (龍淵) region in Jeju City, South Korea. The temple, set within a walled compound and located on the west side of Cheju Castle, contains a phallic shrine which was visited by female pilgrims who came to worship it for its alleged fertility blessings. The phallic stone is made from granite, quite small in size, and white, and was reportedly found in a nearby field by a farmer. The phallic statue is called "Dongjabul" which means "Little Buddha". The statue at the western pillar is called "Seojabok" and its prayer days are February 15th and November 15th in the lunar calendar. (en)
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  • Dragon Pool Temple(龍華寺,용화사) is a Buddhist temple in Yongdamdong, Yongyeon (龍淵) region in Jeju City, South Korea. The temple, set within a walled compound and located on the west side of Cheju Castle, contains a phallic shrine which was visited by female pilgrims who came to worship it for its alleged fertility blessings. The phallic stone is made from granite, quite small in size, and white, and was reportedly found in a nearby field by a farmer. The phallic statue is called "Dongjabul" which means "Little Buddha". The statue at the western pillar is called "Seojabok" and its prayer days are February 15th and November 15th in the lunar calendar. (en)
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  • Dragon Pool Temple (en)
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