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• Take your commemorative photo at Kagami-ike (mirror pond) before entering the main hall, as this spot captures the entire Great Buddha Hall reflected in the water and creates a stunning backdrop for photos.
• Walk around to view the Great Buddha from multiple angles including the left side and behind the statue to see the intricate details of the pedestal base, which many visitors miss by only viewing from the front.
• Try squeezing through the hole in the wooden pillar inside the Great Buddha Hall, a popular activity believed to bring good fortune, though be aware it can get crowded as many visitors attempt this challenge.
• If you have mobility concerns, use the accessible path beside Nandaimon Gate rather than climbing the stairs, and note that there are handrails available at the Great Buddha Hall entrance to help navigate the steps.
• The Great Buddha Hall closes earlier in winter months (5:00 PM November-March vs 5:30 PM April-October), so plan accordingly if visiting multiple buildings like Hokke-dō or the museum which close even earlier at 4:00 PM or 4:30 PM respectively.
• Purchase the joint pass for 1,200 yen at either the museum or Great Buddha Hall if you plan to visit both, saving money compared to buying separate 800 yen tickets, and consider renting the 500 yen audio guide available in nine languages just past...