Todaiji Nigatsudo

Nigatsu-do Hall at Todai-ji Temple in Nara City is a national treasure with a history of over 1200 years, standing quietly on the mountainside. Its beautiful sculptures and decorations give it a mystical appearance, and the expanded building, built to accommodate the Shunie ceremony, offers a panoramic view. The acoustics are also excellent, allowing you to hear the chanting during the monthly ceremony held on the 18th. Why not experience the deep history and traditional culture of this place, which is open for worship 24 hours a day? However, please be considerate of the surrounding area and keep quiet when visiting at night.

Todai-ji Temple's Nigatsu-do Hall is a tourist spot with over 1,200 years of history, located on the quiet mountainside of Nara City. Visitors are drawn to the mystical atmosphere where they can experience traditional events such as Shunie and Omizutori, as well as the many highlights of the building itself, including the excellent acoustics and beautiful stage with a stunning view. It's also possible to listen to the monthly 18th-day service. Why not feel the deep history and culture of this place? However, please be considerate of the surroundings and spend your time quietly when visiting at night.

The Nigatsu-do Hall of Todai-ji Temple in Nara City is a charming spot with a beautiful view of the Nara Basin from the stage. The building, which has a history of more than 1,200 years, is an acoustically superb space that was expanded for the Shunie ceremony. You can also listen to the monthly 18th ceremony. Why not experience the profound history and culture of this place, which is open for worship 24 hours a day? However, please be considerate of the surrounding area and spend your time quietly if you visit at night.

The Nigatsu-do Hall of Todai-ji Temple in Nara City is a quiet tourist spot that is open 24 hours a day free of charge. This temple, which has a history of over 1,200 years, offers a panoramic view of the beautiful Nara Basin. The view at sunset is particularly stunning. The "Kake-zukuri" architecture and the space with excellent acoustics are also highlights. By quietly visiting, you can feel the profound history and culture. Even if you're "full of Buddhist-related things," it's a place you can enjoy!