Example Nara. there are four season over in Japan, which kind
you want to see Nara.
for me I did at winter. nothing only white snow, haha. so plan
at the right time.
Horyuji
Temple
#
3
of 16
most visited
sights in Nara

Founded
by Prince Shotoku, who is attributed with having
introduced Buddhism to Japan, Horyuji is one of
Japan's oldest temples. Its main hall, five storied pagoda and
central gate, all located in the temple's Saiin Garan (Western
Precinct) and dating from the 7th century, are the world's oldest
surviving wooden structures.
Next to the Saiin Garan is the newly constructed Daihozoin, a
hall that exhibits a part of the temple's art collection. The main
attraction of the Horyuji's Toin Garan (Eastern Precinct) is the
Yumedono, the Hall of Visions.
In 1993,
Horyuji was designated a UNESCO
world heritage site. Unlike many other historic attractions in
Japan, Horyuji is wheelchair accessible and provides pamphlets in
various foreign languages.
How
to get there Horyuji is located about
12 km outside of central Nara.
By
train
From JR Nara Station, take the frequently departing Yamatoji Line
to Horyuji Station (12 minutes). From there, it is a 20 minute walk
or 5 minute bus ride to the temple.
By bus
From JR or Kintetsu Nara Station, take bus number 60 which takes
about 40 minutes to Horyuji-mae. Alternatively, take bus number 52,
97 or 98 which take about 15 minutes longer than bus number 60.
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