Founded in 759 by Chinese monk Ganjin, Toshodai-ji is a UNESCO World Heritage temple in Nara. Its magnificent Kondo (Golden Hall) exemplifies Nara-period architecture and houses important Buddhist statues, making it a significant cultural treasure of Japan.
为什么你应该去
1
Toshodai-ji was founded in 759 by the Tang Chinese monk Ganjin (Jianzhen) during the Nara period.
2
The Kondo is considered the archetype of Japanese "classical style" architecture from the Nara period.
我该如何参观?
入场
自由的
地点
出发前须知
If you're interested in architecture, spend extra time at the Kondo: its seven-bay facade and classical roofline are key highlights to look for.
Its founder Jianzhen came from Tang China, making Toshodai-ji a notable symbol of early Sino-Japanese cultural exchange.