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Todaiji Temple: Omizutori (東大寺お水取り)
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- Shunie is the name for a series of Buddhist repentance rituals that have been taking place at the Todaiji Temple in Nara prefecture for more than 1,250 years. The most famous and spectacular event is Omizutori, which begins just after sunset each night and sees giant torches being carried to the balcony of Nigatsudo Hall (a sub-complex of Todaiji Temple). Here their burning embers shower down and bestow onlookers with a safe year ahead. On the night of March 12, the torches are larger and more numerous, attracting the biggest crowds. Between 1:30 and 2:30 am, priests descend repeatedly to draw water from the well at the base of the temple hall in a ritual known as Omizutori (“water drawing”). It’s believed that the well’s water only flows once a year and has restorative properties. This is followed by the Dattan ceremony that’s performed inside Nigatsudo Hall and features the ringing of bells, blowing of horns and swinging of burning torches. When: March 1 - 14 2019
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- นารา
- 22. February. 2019
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Nara
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- Nara boasts the most UNESCO World Heritage sites than any other prefecture in the country. From 710 to 784 Nara was the capital of Japan, as a result, so many of the nation’s most sacred Buddhist temples are scattered in and around this area. Many of the most popular sites are within the major metropolitan area of Nara City, like Nara Park, home to Todai-Ji Temple and the infamously cheeky local deer.The best way to take in the area’s more extensive beauty is by embarking along the Pilgrimage Route along the Kii Mountain Range. This route will lead you by some of the most impressive Buddhist Temples and Shinto Shrines as well as stunning natural wonders like Mt Yoshino before leading into the neighboring Wakayama Prefecture.
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- 22. February. 2019
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World Heritage Sites of Japan
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- A nation so proud of its long, illustrious history, Japan is home to more than its fair share of stunning historical sites. However, given just how much there is to explore, deciding where to visit can prove difficult. To help you out, the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) have designated a number of sites to be of what they consider outstanding universal value when it comes to historical, cultural, and natural significance, here are some of the best. Nikko Nikko Sitting at the entrance to Nikko National Park, Nikko in Tochigi Prefecture is a town most famous for its natural beauty and World Heritage Status. The area is home to three world heritage sites in total; two shrines and one temple, all of which are connected by a stunning pathway flanked by tower cedar trees. Begin your exploration of Nikko’s World Heritage sites by visiting Futarasan Shrine. It was founded in 782 by Shodo Shonin, a monk who introduced Buddhism to Nikko. Next up, visit Rinnoji Temple, another site founded by Shodo Shonin. This temple is particularly beautiful in autumn when the verdant red leaves frame shrine and its garden. It has been undergoing renovations for the last 13 years which are scheduled to be completed by the end of March 2019. Finally the most striking of all the buildings is Toshogu Shrine. This complex is a mausoleum for Tokugawa Ieyasu, a member of the Tokugawa Clan who ruled Japan for over 250 years. Covered in meticulously crafted intricate designs it’s possible to lose multiple hours inspecting the detailed beauty of this incredible structure. Article:Nikko Toshogu Shrine Nara Nara Nara boasts the most UNESCO World Heritage sites than any other prefecture in the country. From 710 to 784 Nara was the capital of Japan, as a result, so many of the nation’s most sacred Buddhist temples are scattered in and around this area. Many of the most popular sites are within the major metropolitan area of Nara City, like Nara Park, home to Todai-Ji Temple and the infamously cheeky local deer.The best way to take in the area’s more extensive beauty is by embarking along the Pilgrimage Route along the Kii Mountain Range. This route will lead you by some of the most impressive Buddhist Temples and Shinto Shrines as well as stunning natural wonders like Mt Yoshino before leading into the neighboring Wakayama Prefecture. Article:World Heritage locations in Nara Kyoto Kyoto Just a short trip north from Nara, Kyoto is home plenty of World Heritage Sites, and while there’s a lot to pack into one trip, there are some highlights worth prioritizing. Kiyomizu-Dera Temple is one ‘don’t miss’ site, overlooking the Southern Higashiyama sightseeing district it's one of Kyoto’s most iconic landmarks. The temple's long wooden stage offers incredible views of the landscape below which transforms with the seasons. Kinkaku-Ji Temple is another must add to the Kyoto sightseeing list. This Golden zen temple is an extravagant piece of architecture and draws swarms of tourists daily, so best to visit early in the morning. For something a little more understated, also be sure to pop by Ryoan-Ji Temple, home to one of Japan’s most famous zen gardens. Article:Top 5 Temples in Kyoto Gifu Gifu Shirakawa Village, aka Shirakawa-go is Gifu’s shining UNESCO recognized gem. Tucked deep in the ruggedly beautiful Gifu mountainscape, this small village of ‘gassho-zukuri’ houses - some of which are over 250 years old - looks like a historical painting come to life. The artfully thatched roofs of these houses look like the hands of Buddhist monks pressed together in prayer. In a previous life, these homes were used to house residents who would use the extra ceiling space to cultivate silkworms. It’s stunning all year round, but especially so during the colder months partly submerged under piles of pillowy white snow. Article:Gifu Prefecture Overview Nagasaki Nagasaki Tucked in the north-western corner of Kyushu island, Nagasaki is a pocket of Japan that boasts an incredibly fascinating history, and plenty of sites to match. Nagasaki was once home to many of the nation’s hidden Christians - known as Kakure Kirishitan - who had to remain in exile during most of the Edo Period (1603-1867) to avoid prosecution. Only in 2018 were many of these sites recognized by UNESCO, making now an excellent time to visit before it gets too popular a destination. A highlight is the Oura Cathedral located in Nagasaki, which was built towards the end of the Edo Period in 1864, making it the oldest surviving church in Japan. Article:Churches of the Goto Islands Okinawa Okinawa With a landscape as diverse and eclectic as its cultural influences, Okinawa is much more than just stunning beaches. It's also home to plenty of sites that are quite unlike anything else you’ll see in Japan. The most striking of all the landmarks has to be the Chinese-influenced Shuri Castle which is arguably the most iconic symbol of the Ryukyu Kingdom. This sprawling structure was used as the Imperial Palace and administrative center for the Ryukyu Kingdom which ruled the Ryukyu Islands of Japan between 1429 and 1879. Although it’s located in the center of Naha Okinawa’s main hub, it takes over an hour and a half to explore the site in depth, so put aside plenty of time to visit. Article:Getting Around Okinawa ©NAVITIME JAPAN. Travel Info Check out our travel tips to make your trip better!
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- 22. February. 2019
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World Heritage locations in Nara
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- Nara is a small city with a long history and is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the Kansai region. Easy to reach from both Kyoto and Osaka, Nara is home to numerous World Heritage sites and is famous for its park full of tame deer. Naramachi is a small district in the centre of the city which was the merchant quarter during the Edo period. Many of the wooden machiya merchant buildings have been preserved as shops, cafes, and museums, and wandering along the district’s narrow streets (particularly at night) is a wonderfully atmospheric experience. Gangouji The “Historic Monuments of Ancient Nara” are eight historic places in the city grouped together under the umbrella of one UNESCO World Heritage site. Located in the Naramachi district, Gangouji is one of the oldest temples in Nara, but sees relatively fewer visitors than some of the other famous ones in the city. The sprawling temple complex was constructed in the 8th century, but many of the original buildings have since disappeared. Machiya townhouses were built in their place in the 15th century, giving birth to the historic merchant district that still survives today. Gangouji Gangouji was one of Nara’s “seven great temples” and its remaining structures date back to when Buddhism first arrived in Japan. The Gokuraku-do and Zen-shitsu buildings have a simple beauty and are both registered as National Treasures. Visitors can find a treasure house and various stone lanterns and markers on the site. Kofukuji ©NAVITIME JAPAN. Travel Info Check out our travel tips to make your trip better!
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- 19. November. 2018
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National Treasures of Nara
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- Nara is a small city close to Kyoto and Osaka, but it is steeped in history and has plenty of things to see and do. In addition to numerous UNESCO World Heritage sites, the city is home to a large number of Designated National Treasures. These are cultural properties protected by law for their high historical or artistic value, and they include castles, shrines, temples, sculptures, and an array of other wonders. What makes Nara so special is that it is home to countless national treasures and, along with Kyoto, is home to perhaps a greater variety than in any other city in Japan. Todai-ji Todai-ji(東大寺) is one of Nara’s great temples and most famous attractions, and its main hall is one of the largest wooden structures in the world, inside of which sits a 15-meter-tall bronze-gilded Buddha, the biggest of its kind. The hall is part of a larger complex of buildings and structures, some of which are also designated national treasures. These include the Shosoin(正倉院), the temple treasure house built on stilts with a raised floor, and the Nandaimon(南大門), the impressive gate that guards the southern approach to the great hall. Todai-ji The Nigatsu-do(二月堂) is also part of Todai-ji and is located to the east of the main complex at the foot of Mt. Wakakusa. The main hall of Nigatsu-do is another designated national treasure and is most notable for its wonderful terrace with fantastic views of Todai-ji and the city beyond, particularly at sunset. It is also the site of the ‘Omizutori’ ceremony in early March, when priests carry flaming torches up to the balcony and hold them over the crowd below; the falling embers are supposed to signal good fortune. Kasuga Taisha ©NAVITIME JAPAN. Travel Info Check out our travel tips to make your trip better!
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- 17. November. 2018
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Nishinokyo Area west of Nara station
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- The historic city of Nara is a popular and must visit tourist destination in the Kansai region, and the small city is jam-packed with unique spots and districts to explore. Many of the Nara’s most famous attractions are located around Nara Park on the eastern side of the city, and these include UNESCO world heritage sites such as Todai-ji, Kasuga Taisha and Kofukuji. The western side of the city encompasses a broad area known as Nishinokyo, and despite being somewhat less visited by tourists than the eastern side of the city, it is home to a number of interesting sites that are well worth a look. Nishinokyo Nara was the capital of Japan between 710 and 794 AD, and the Nishinokyo area was the capital’s administrative center, clustered around Heijo Palace. In its heyday, there were numerous buildings, gates and structures as well as the Imperial Palace buildings, but over time and after the capital moved to Kyoto many of them were abandoned, lost or sometimes even moved to other locations. Nishinokyo The area is now known as the Nara Palace Site Historical Park and the handful of remaining original structures are protected as part of Nara’s UNESCO world heritage listings, while there are also some impressive reconstructions located on the site, including the Former Imperial Audience Hall and Suzakumon Gate. Much archaeological work still goes on at the site, and many artifacts from the Nara period and later are on display at the various museums which are dotted around the park. Nishinokyo ©NAVITIME JAPAN. Travel Info Check out our travel tips to make your trip better!
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- 16. November. 2018
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Historic Buildings in Naramachi
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- The Kansai region of Japan is an area steeped in history and cities such as Osaka and Kyoto attract visitors from all over the world. Nearby Nara is a much smaller city, but as a former capital and administrative centre for the whole of Japan, it too has a deep cultural heritage, with numerous UNESCO World Heritage sites and designated national treasures dotted around the city. Naramachi district Naramachi district The Naramachi district is a small area southwest of Nara Park. It can easily be missed by visitors but is well worth exploring. As the former merchant quarter, the area is home to many traditional townhouses, some of which have been lovingly preserved, both inside and out, to give us a rare glimpse into urban life during the Edo period. Other houses and buildings in the district have been converted to cafes, restaurants, shops, and museums, but they all retain their traditional charm, and walking down the narrow streets and alleyways is an evocative experience. Koshi-no-Ie Koshi-no-Ie The Koshi-no-Ie (or Naramachi Lattice House, as it is called in English) is one of the most well-known buildings in the district, thanks to its wonderful wooden lattice exterior. A former merchant house that has been recreated down to the very last detail, visitors can browse in the shop at the front and then explore the lavish (for the time) living quarters at the back. It is one of the best examples of a traditional machiya style house and should not be missed. Admission is free and it is closed most Mondays. Nigiwai-no-Ie Nigiwai-no-Ie Naramachi Nigiwai-no-Ie is an attractive wooden-fronted tradesman’s house that is almost 100 years old. Feel free to wander throughout the property and explore the tatami rooms, traditional-style kitchen and the wonderful Japanese garden tucked away at the back. Entry is free, but it is closed on most Wednesdays. Naramachi Museum Naramachi Museum Naramachi Museum has many displays and artefacts relating to the history of the district, and although there is little English-language information, it is still interesting for a quick look, and entry is free.Not far from the museum is Koshindo, a shrine where you can see many red fabric ornaments representing a monkey hanging from the eaves; these are called Migawari Zaru and are a common sight in Naramachi, since they are believed to be charms against misfortune. Look out for the three wise monkeys perching on the roof of the shrine. Gangou-ji Gangou-ji Gangou-ji is the district’s most famous temple and the oldest of its kind in Japan, dating back to the formation of the city itself in the early 8th century. It is a registered UNESCO World Heritage site but the temple complex is much smaller than it once was, as many of the merchant houses of Naramachi were later built on its grounds. The Gokuraku-do is a hall designated as a national treasure, while the treasure house contains many fine relics from the temple’s earlier periods. The grounds of the temple make for pleasant strolling and are full of ancient stone lanterns and grave markers. The Naramachi district is located about 20 minutes’ walk east of JR Nara Station, or a 15 minutes’ walk south of Kintetsu Nara Station. ©NAVITIME JAPAN. Travel Info Check out our travel tips to make your trip better!
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- นารา
- 13. November. 2018
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Start: 8:00 a.m., Kasuga Taisha
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- Kasuga Taisha opens early, meaning you can miss the crowds and take in the serene beauty of the shrine in relative privacy. This Shinto shrine is famous for its scarlet wooden structure and the hanging lanterns lining the corridors. Starting at 9 a.m., priests light the hanging lanterns inside Fujinami-no-ya Hall, creating a surreal atmosphere inside the dark space.You can find the Docomo bikes in the bike parking area of Kasuga Taisha. There are English instructions on the website to get you started, and you can even register beforehand. Grab one and let’s go!URL:http://www.kasugataisha.or.jp/
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- 30. August. 2017
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a.m., Kohfukuji
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- Kohfukuji is a temple you don’t necessarily have to enter, at least not right away. The view of its five-story pagoda from the opposite shore of the nearby Sarusawa Pond is breathtaking. The pagoda reflects off the surface of the water, flanked by trees and set against the sky, making it arguably the best picture of the temple. It’s definitely not to be missed. Inside the temple you’ll find plenty of Nara’s famous deer that will likely try to snuggle up to you for a snack, so be wary any food you have with you.The temple’s statue of Ashura, the Buddhist god of war, is designated as a National Treasure, and it’s open to the public during special visitation periods. Be sure to check the website before planning your cycling trip so you can glimpse this treasure for yourself. Our next destination is only a short ride away to keep the blood pumping.URL:http://www.kohfukuji.com/
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- 30. August. 2017
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ทั้งหมด 2050 รายการ
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- วัดโทไดจิ
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- Nara Pref. Narashi Zoushichou 406-1
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4.5รีวิว 585 - วัด
- จังหวัดนาระอิโกม่าอิการุกะโจโฮรยุจิซันไน1-1
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Horyuji, the oldest still existing wooden construction of the world, is designated as a world cultural heritage. It is absolutely worth visiting. The premises of the temple, which are divided into...
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4.5รีวิว 311 - วัด
- จังหวัดนาระเมืองซากุราอิมิวะ1422
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We were so happy to visit this beautiful shrine in the early evening with lights lining the stairs up to the main shrine. As it was drizzling the monks immediately ran out to provide a canopy for us...
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4.0รีวิว 483 - วัด
- Nara Pref. Narashi Nishinokyouchou 457
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วัดนี้ตั้งอยูาค่อนข้างออกมานอกเมือบนาระ แต่สวยงาม มีอาคารหลากหลาย มีอาคารหลังคาไม้ขนาดใหญ่ทรง 5 ชั้น
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4.5รีวิว 1720 - ศาลเจ้า
- Nara Pref. Narashi Kasuganochou 160
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ศาลเจ้าคะซุระที่เมืองนาระ อยู่ไม่ไกลสถานีรถไฟคินเทะทสึนาระ เดินเท้าประมาณสิบนาที ติดกับสวนนาระ ไม่เสียค่าเข้าชม
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