Todaiji ( 東大寺 ) , an iconic symbol of Japan’s rich cultural and historical legacy, has been a significant destination for our family. Our initial visit on January 3, 2015 , was an awe-inspiring experience, and returning on December 21, 2019 , with my parents and siblings only deepened our appreciation. Most recently, on January 11, 2023 , which marked my 436th day in Japan as an ALT under the JET Programme , we had the pleasure of revisiting this magnificent temple. Each visit has offered a unique perspective on Todaiji ’s enduring grandeur. Todaiji Todaiji Details Todaiji , located in Nara Park, is renowned for its historical significance and architectural splendor. Established in 728 and completed in its current form in 752, the temple was originally built to symbolize the power of the imperial family and the Buddhist faith. It is home to the Great Buddha (Daibutsu) , a colossal bronze statue standing over 15 meters tall, which is one of Japan’s most revered icons. Todaiji - ...
Thank you for another helpful list. I can't wait to read about Hakodate and Abashiri.
ReplyDeleteThank you! The articles are in the scheduled list already. =) However, it will take several more months before they published.
DeleteUtashinai City will definitely be in my list. Thanks for sharing, Neil.
ReplyDeleteThanks for reading my article.
DeleteDo they have a goshuin in Myooji?
ReplyDeleteI think so. I haven't collected temple goshuin in Hokkaido yet.
DeleteAng ganda naman dito sir.
ReplyDeleteTrue. Maganda talaga ang Utashinai City.
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