13-46 Gojo-cho, Nara City, Nara Prefecture
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Cost per person
¥1,000
Toshodaiji Temple, founded by the Tang Dynasty monk Ganjin, is a serene UNESCO World Heritage site in Nara. Admire the Kondo Hall with its beautiful entasis columns and collection of Tenpyo-era Buddhist statues. Located a 10-minute walk from Kintetsu Nishinokyo Station, the temple offers a peaceful escape from the city. Explore the moss-covered grounds and historic buildings, including the Lecture Hall and Ganjin's mausoleum. Note the temple offers barrier-free access with wheelchair rentals and accessible restrooms. Allow at least 90 minutes to fully appreciate this cultural treasure, best visited in the morning or afternoon.
Accessibility: Accessible parking for people with disabilities ○ Wheelchair rental available ○ Wheelchair-accessible restrooms ○ Audio guidance available ○ Ostomate facilities ○ Diaper changing station ○ Discount available ○