Sito storico

Todai-ji

Name: Todai-ji
Address: 406-1 Zōshichō, Nara, Nara, JP

Consigliato da 222 persone del luogo,

Consigli della gente del posto

Green

September 22, 2017

Make the trip to Nara if only to go to this temple. The temple itself is the largest wooden building in the world and houses the largest bronze buddha in the world. Plus, a visit here allows you to enjoy the 1200 or so deer that roam near the temple. A real treat!

Kei

July 13, 2017

In the heart of the city, Nara Park is home to history, culture, and nature. Highlights include watching the park's roe deer wander the woods and lawns while visiting its many historical buildings, including the magnificent Kofuku-ji Temple adjacent to the large Sarusawa Pond, as well as the Uneme Shrine. The largest such park in Japan (and one of the oldest, having been established in the 1300s), the Nara Park is home to the eighth-century-AD Todai-ji (Great East Temple), the most famous of the Seven Great Temples of Nara. Other Todai-ji Temple highlights include its huge bronze statue of the Great Buddha (Daibutsu), cast in Nara in AD 749; its Great South Gate (Nandadai Mon)

Sakuran

January 14, 2017

Todai-ji is also registered with the world's cultural and natural heritage at the temple the Emperor Shomu built in the 8th century. This is a landmark of a basic, isn't it? The biggest biggest gold plated over bronze French fact in the world in the world enshrined in a wooden building of the world maximum level "the Great Buddha Hall" famous for a metal statue of Buddha image "Nara's Great Buddha". In the value for twelve minutes by which this is already a glance, with be!