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Nara and nearby Kyoto are two of the main touristic attractions in Japan. Nara has been the capital of Japan 710 - 784, before Kyoto became the capital for more than 1000 years. In Nara and Kyoto you will find the highest number of temples, shrines and other Japanese attractions. Please learn more about the the area by visiting the Japan-Guide.
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Todaiji is truly one of the greatest
sights to see in
Japan. Founded in the mid-8th century, it houses the 53 feet tall,
bronze statue of the Daibutsu (Great Buddha). The temple complex was
built in 745-752 A.D. by Emperor Shomu. The Daibutsuden (Hall of Great
Buddha) is the largest wooden structure in the world (157 feet high x
187 feet long). Yet, it is amazing to realize that the present one is
one-third smaller than the original building. The present hall was
rebuilt in 1709 after it was destroyed in a fire.
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Kasuga was founded in 768 as a
tutelary shrine for the
Fujiwaras, a prominent feudal family. It is famous for the more than
2,000 stone lanterns that line the major pathlines to the shrine, all
of which are lit three times a year on special festival days. The
sacred dear of this shrine are protected, and they roam freely about
the grounds.
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