Todaiji

Nara Top 2 in Can't Miss Attractions

Look at the cherry blossoms in the cherry blossoms! No one can resist the spring value of Nara. As the sisters who take pictures and punch, the sacred place where the girls heart explodes, the spring of Nara makes you worthwhile. [Nara Park] Soft Meng cherry and the deer collided 10 minutes walk from Nara Kintetsu Station to the east, it is Nara Park. Nara Park is a large area, consisting of Nara Park, Kasuga Taisha, Todai-ji Temple and Wakayama Mountain. Nara's deer lived here for generations. These natural wild deer are free to run under the cherry trees. In Nara Park, you can always see the deer in the corner of the casual.

Nara Dongdae Temple, also known as Dahuayan Temple and Jinguangming Sitianwang Huguo Temple, is one of the seven major temples in Nandu, dating back more than 1,200 years. According to legend, it was made by Emperor Shengwu and the Emperor of Light was built with the help of Hexi. In the Tang Dynasty, the monk Jianzhen monk once set up an altar here. It is one of the world's historical and cultural heritages of the United Nations. In Dongdae Temple, there are three national treasures of Japan: Jintang (Big Buddha Hall), Lushen Buddha and Octagon Lantern. In addition, there is the largest temple gate in Japan, the main gate built in accordance with the Scorpio style introduced by China the South Gate. The South Gate is deep into the two. Like the Tang Dynasty in China, the front is the Lux, and the back is the Shishi. This is the standard configuration of the Japanese temple gate. It is different from the four kings of the temple in China. It is commendable that Dongda Temple has an obligation to guide the commentator. The Chinese said it is very good. After listening to her explanation, we deeply benefited a lot.

Dongda Temple is the Daben Mountain of Huayanzong, also known as Dahuayan Temple. It is the largest existing wooden structure in the world (the front is 57 meters wide, 50 meters deep and 48.74 meters high), and the Great Buddha Hall in the temple enshrines the world's largest bronze. Buddha statue - the great Buddha Lushen Buddha. The bronze statue of the Buddha of Sakyamuni is 15 meters high and weighs 380 tons. As a historical relic of Nara, Todaiji is listed as a World Heritage Site. There is also a wooden pillar in the Great Buddha Hall, because there is a square hole at the bottom of the pillar. It is said that through this hole, you can be happy and well-behaved, and the meaning is very good, so many people line up here to wait for the cave. Because the hole is relatively small, the child can easily climb, but the adults can not climb the same, and the petite adults can climb with the help of friends. There is also a wooden model of the temple in the same proportion. In addition, there are souvenir sales, such as postcards, refrigerator stickers, painted horses, defensive, etc., you can also ask the temple to write a peace sign, you can also ask for a sign. When we went there, we met a lot of students visiting here, and it seems to be a good place to study. In the Todai-ji Temple, there are Namdaemun, February Hall, March Hall, and Masakura. The entrance to the main hall is chargeable and the ticket is 500 yen.

Dongda Temple, as one of the seven major temples in Nandu, has a history of more than 1,200 years. Because it is located on the east side of Hiraizumi (Nara), it is named Dongda Temple. And because of the large number of tourists, this is also the gathering place of the deer. Every time they pass, they will stroll over and smell your bag or have their favorite deer cake. Once you take it out, they will flock and sneak in; if not, the snobbery will not return, turn away, completely ignore your existence. Enter the main entrance of the temple, located in the majestic Great Buddha Hall in the middle of the center, completely attracting the attention of all tourists. Although it is already the largest ancient wooden building in the world, it still retains only two-thirds of the original building. It is not difficult to imagine how great such a hall is for the various underdeveloped pasts. Tips: Arrival: At the JR, Kintetsu Nara Station, take the round bus to the front of the Kasuga Grand Shrine, and walk for 5 minutes. From Nara Station, walk about 20 minutes. Opening hours: April to September 07