Horyuji Temple
“The world's oldest wooden halls still stand, built for a dying emperor.”

Horyuji Temple, which can be found in Nara prefecture, is a Buddhist temple with around 1400 years of history. Dedicated to the Buddha of healing, its construction was begun by an ailing emperor and finished by his son. Having survived a number of fires and earthquakes, the condition of Horyuji Temple remains in very good condition. Visitors should not miss the opportunity to see the main hall, which is both a national treasure and one of the oldest wooden structures in the world. There are a number of ancient treasures of Japanese Buddhism to be found in Horyuji Temple, and visitors with any interest in history or religion should certainly make this one of their destinations.
| Spot Name | Horyuji Temple |
|---|---|
| Postal Code | 〒636-0115 |
| Address | 1-1-1 Horyuji Sannai, Ikaruga, Ikoma District, Nara |
| Telephone Number | 0745-75-2555 |
| Official URL | http://www.horyuji.or.jp/ |
| Keywords | History |
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