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Kei
July 11, 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 (Nandaimon), a two-story stru
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 S…
Ishitani
May 26, 2016
Todai-ji Temple Hall of the Great Buddha is in Nara, Nara Prefecture Todaiji Buddhist temple. Todai-ji Temple of Buddha, has been enshrined Nosha 那仏 statue. Formally say Todaiji Kondo, but widely known under the name of the "Hall of the Great Buddha", also in the official website of Todai-ji Temple are mainly "Hall of the Great Buddha" it is used. In this article, hereinafter referred to as the "Hall of the Great Buddha". Location: Yubinbango630-8211 Nara, Nara Prefecture Zoshi-cho, 406-1 Phone: 0742-22-5511
Todai-ji Temple Hall of the Great Buddha is in Nara, Nara Prefecture Todaiji Buddhist temple. Todai-ji Temple of Buddha, has been enshrined Nosha 那仏 statue. Formally say Todaiji Kondo, but widely known under the name of the "Hall of the Great Buddha", also in the official website of Todai-ji Temple…
Ishitani
May 20, 2016
Todaiji (Todaiji Temple) is a temple of the Kegon head temple in Nara, Nara Prefecture Zoshi the town. Also referred to as Kim Kwang Ming four heavenly kings Gokokushi-ji (Temple of the Four Heavenly Kings Kinkomyo patriotism), is a temple to Emperor Shomu to the Nara period (8th century) was built with all the national power. And Buddha the Nosha 那仏 (Rushanabutsu), which is known as the "Great Buddha of Nara", founding (founder Betto) is a Ryoben. Current Betto (priest-221 II) is, Tsutsui HiroshiAkira. Nara era addition to the center Dou Hall of the Great Buddha (main hall), but a large cathedral, including east and west two sept tower (about 70 or more meters estimated height) has been in place since the Middle Ages, many of the building with two degrees fire caused by war burned down it was. Existing Buddha, it is only leaving the original part to part, such as a pedestal (lotus position), in the reconstruction of the early 18th century in the Edo era existing Hall of the Great Buddha is (Genroku era), compared to the foundation at the time the hall, frontage There has been reduced to two-thirds. As a temple of "Buddha's", attracted wide faith from ancient times down to the present, is a temple that has been a great influence on Japanese culture, Emperor Shomu was built in Japan in more than 60 countries at the time central to the Kokubunji was positioned as a "total Kokubunji".
Todaiji (Todaiji Temple) is a temple of the Kegon head temple in Nara, Nara Prefecture Zoshi the town. Also referred to as Kim Kwang Ming four heavenly kings Gokokushi-ji (Temple of the Four Heavenly Kings Kinkomyo patriotism), is a temple to Emperor Shomu to the Nara period (8th century) was built…
Kotohaku
May 17, 2022
東大寺と聞いて、まずイメージするのが「大仏殿」でしょう。東大寺の本尊、“盧舎那仏（るしゃなぶつ）座像”（奈良の大仏）を安置する、世界最大級の木造建築で、国宝です。“盧舎那仏（るしゃなぶつ）”は像高（座高）約15ｍという大きさ。大仏をはじめとする内部の壮大さもさることながら、鏡池に映る大仏殿の姿も美しく、必見です。
Hirorin
July 6, 2016
東大寺盧舎那仏像は、奈良県奈良市の東大寺大仏殿（金堂）の本尊である仏像。一般に奈良の大仏として知られる。 中国と日本、そして世界の歴史の繋がりがわかるお寺。
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