Kofukuji National Treasure Museum

The Kofukuji National Treasure Museum in Nara City displays numerous Buddhist statues that combine beauty and mystique, such as the Ashura statue and the wooden Miroku Bosatsu half-sitting statue. Among them, the 12 silent Buddhas enshrined on the first floor are definitely worth seeing. They emit a beauty that makes one's body freeze in the condensed space, while also exuding a calm atmosphere. Why not spend some time here, a place that fascinates all who visit and where you can have a refreshing experience?

The Asura statue at the National Treasure Museum of Kofukuji Temple is a beautiful masterpiece created in the 8th century. Despite having six arms and three faces, its delicate and powerful posture overwhelms those who see it. Additionally, with LED lighting, you can appreciate the statue without a glass case. If you visit during less crowded days or times, you can take your time and fully appreciate this masterpiece. Why not experience the presence of the Asura statue, which you'll want to remember forever after seeing it once?

The first floor inner sanctuary of the five-story pagoda at Kofukuji National Treasure Museum is a special space where you can view the heart pillar along with Buddha statues placed in all four directions, such as the Yakushi Triad and Shaka Triad. Beautifully colored wall paintings and Buddha statues are exhibited, allowing you to experience Japan's history and culture. In addition, a special stamp of appreciation is given to visitors. Why not take this opportunity to experience the deep charm of Kofukuji National Treasure Museum?

The Kofukuji National Treasure Museum in Nara City has many buildings with historical value. By visiting buildings with different architectural styles and historical backgrounds, such as the Tokondo, Goju-no-to, and Kitamido, you can deeply appreciate the charm of Kofukuji. In addition, there are also Buddhist statues and paintings on display, such as the Asura statue and the wooden Miroku Bosatsu statue in the half-lotus position, making it a valuable place to experience art. When you visit, be sure to take your time and enjoy exploring the buildings.

At Nara Park, which is within walking distance from the Kofukuji National Treasure Museum, you can interact with approximately 1,200 deer that freely inhabit the area. The deer, which have been revered as sacred creatures, still roam the park today. You can even feed them by placing food in the palm of your hand, providing a valuable experience. In the spring, the park is adorned with beautiful cherry blossoms, offering a variety of ways to enjoy sightseeing in Nara. Why not spend some time being healed at Nara Park?