"Todai-ji Temple, known for its ""Daibutsu-san,"" or Great Buddha, is a representative temple in Nara, with the imposing appearance of the largest wooden structure in the world. There are many buddha statues in Japan but this one is the most representative buddha statue of Japan that everyone agrees on. The 15-meter-high giant Buddha statue sitting in the main hall has amazed people for more than 1400 years in this ancient capital of Japan.
Transport time: Kyoto to Todaiji area (1h15m) + to Chogosonshiji Temple (1h) + to Kyoto (1h15m) = 3h30mChill in a beautiful Japanese park with primeval nature. This area has been protected by the Japanese emperor as a sanctuary for Shintoism for more than 1400 years. You will also see so many wild deer relaxing in nature, not scared of humans at all!Kasuga Shrine is one of the oldest and most important Shinto shrines founded in 768, and designated as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1998. As you enter the area where many wild deer relaxing and not scared of humans at all, nature maintained primeval delivers a very spiritual atmosphere to you. Timeslip or another dimension is the word to describe this ancient shrine. If you are lucky, there is a special tour to get into the sanctuary, which is held limitedly by the shrine.
