Very pure and impressively massive wooden temple , the largest wooden building in the world , with a serene and grand bronze statue of Buddha inside, one of the largest Buddha figures on earth. I first visited Nara and Todaiji almost 40 years ago. Nara is a quiet city. The sightseeing of Todaiji and the Nara park, with its adorable and sometimes a bit naughty deers, brings you a genuine moment of joy and tranquility.

Todaiji Temple in Nara, the ancient capital of Japan. It is about a 10-minute walk from Kintetsu Nara Station. I started to buy admission tickets at the ticket counter of the museum on the way to the main shrine. Foreign tourists came back and were alive.

I went on a school trip for the first time. The Great Buddha Hall is also large, and after entering, I was overwhelmed by the size of the Great Buddha. The precincts are very large, and there are 13 places where you can get the red stamp alone, so it is recommended for those who collect the red stamp.

Completely attracted by the wooden building, cheer on the way!

One of Japan's world heritage sites, more than 10 minutes walk from Kintetsu Nara Station. Todaji is majestic and has various legends. You should do your homework before going, otherwise it will feel a pity. There is a short commercial street in front of the temple, selling tourist souvenirs, etc. Another semi-wild sika deer haunted, attracting many tourists.

The world heritage of Nara, Japan, is naturally a tourist attraction, and there are many tourists all year round. Don't think that Todaiji is just a place to play with deer. Todaiji itself is not to be said, and there are many reputations around. Go to the East Temple, by the way to the West Temple, although there is no glory of the past, there are still many relics.

Todai Temple is near Nara Park and is the largest wooden Buddha statue in the world. It is also the general mountain of Huayanzong faction. The momentum is magnificent and worth a visit.