Nara National Museum

The Nara National Museum is divided into old and new museums. No shooting is allowed in the museum, only the special exhibition of the King Kong Rose statue can be photographed. The Nara National Museum is located in the corner of Nara Park, adjacent to Todaiji Temple, Xingfu Temple, Chunri Daesha, etc. In a relaxed and comfortable environment, feel the charm of Buddhist art and the rich historical and cultural essence behind it.

The bronze Buddha statue, built in 1895, has only opened two museums at present, and the rest are under construction. Many of them cannot be photographed! The Buddha statue is popularized in Chinese, and it is clear that Rulai, Bodhisattva, Ming Wang, and Tian are explained!

The particularly striking museum in Nara Park, with a pool in front, looks very open, not large in architecture, or can be said to be low-key, but this is a very important Buddhist art exhibition hall.

Located in Nara Park, diagonally opposite the famous Todai Temple, Buddha statue is one of the special exhibits. The Zhengcangyuan exhibition in autumn every year is a major feature.

The Nara National Museum opened in 1895, centered on the completion of the museum in 1894 (important cultural property) and the completion of the new museum in 1972, with the assistance of other monasteries and shrines, as the main place to preserve cultural property in the country, and can be engaged in research and research here. Through public display, many achievements have been made in the popularization of Buddhist culture in Japan.

Located in front of Todaji, you can take a look at it when visiting Todaji. Not a big museum, but the Zhengcang Yard exhibition held every autumn makes it famous. It is a warehouse for the preservation of central and local important items in Nara, Japan, and the Heian era. Known as "Zhengcang", several "Zhengcang" are concentrated in one place, forming "Zhengcang Courtyard". From the Nara National Museum, you can feel the history of ancient China and Japan.