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South of ±·¾±²µ²¹³Ù²õ³Ü-»å¨­ and Sangatsu-d¨­ is this historic shrine dedicated to the Shint¨­ god of war and protector of Japan.


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Nearby Nara attractions

1. ±á´Ç°ì°ì±ð-»å¨­

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Also known as Sangatsu-d¨­ (ÈýÔÂÌÃ), this is the oldest building in the °Õ¨­»å²¹¾±-Âá¾± complex, dating to the mid-8th century. Inside are 10 statues from the Nara¡­

2. ±·¾±²µ²¹³Ù²õ³Ü-»å¨­

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Climb the lantern-lined staircase to ±·¾±²µ²¹³Ù²õ³Ü-»å¨­, a National Treasure from 1669 (originally built c 750). Though the interior is private, the verandah has¡­

3. °Õ¨­»å²¹¾±-Âá¾±

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Nara's star attraction is its Daibutsu (Great Buddha), one of the largest bronze statues in the world. It was unveiled in 752, upon the completion of the¡­

4. °Õ¨­»å²¹¾±-Âá¾± Museum

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The most recent building on the grounds of °Õ¨­»å²¹¾±-Âá¾± is the contemporary museum built to display more of the temple's important artwork and relics.

5. °Õ¨­»å²¹¾±-Âá¾± Nandai-mon

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The great south gate of °Õ¨­»å²¹¾±-Âá¾± contains two fierce-looking Ni¨­ (guardians). These recently restored wooden images, carved in the 13th century by famed¡­

6. Isui-en & Neiraku Art Museum

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Isui-en is an elegant garden in two parts: one created in the 17th century, in the style of an Edo-period (1603¨C1868) strolling garden, and another added¡­

7. Yoshiki-en

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This garden was once part of Kofuku-ji and since 1919 has been a public garden, laid out in traditional fashion along paths around a pond. Most attractive¡­

8. Kasuga Taisha

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Founded in the 8th century, this sprawling shrine at the foot of Mikasa-yama was created to protect the new capital, Nara. It was ritually rebuilt every¡­