Todai-ji Daibutsuden (Great Buddha Hall)

The building is indeed very large, the proportion of the roof and the building is particularly comfortable, the proportion and perspective of the eaves from all angles are also very good, the building feels very simple, there are big Buddha statues inside, and there are many people who worship.

Japanese temple architecture, known for its simplicity and ingenuity, but the Great Buddha Hall of Nara Todaiji Temple, with its grand scale and grandeur, is eye-opening and surprising. The Great Buddha Hall surrounded by the middle gate and the cloister has been damaged and reconstructed several times. The existing volume is the original 2/3 and it is still the largest existing wooden structure in the world. The building of 57 meters wide,46.8 meters high and 50 meters deep is actually a bit bigger than the Dahe Palace in Beijing (Dahe Palace is 64 meters wide, Taiji + wooden structure is 35 meters high, and the depth is 37 meters). In the big Buddha hall, Lushena Buddha sits in the middle, and the devout believers are endlessly surrounded by a peaceful and peaceful scene.

This building is very interesting, the facade is very neat, white-based, after entering the interior, I saw a big Buddha, a very big Buddha, you can spare him a week, and then there is a pillar with a hole in front of the Buddha, local primary school students are drilling holes.

The Todaiji Buddha Hall in Nara, Japan, is the largest existing wooden structure in the world. The temple is57.01 meters wide,50.48 meters deep, and48.74 meters high. The temple is equipped with a 15-meter-high Lushena Buddha statue. The Todaiji Buddha Hall was built in 752 AD to accommodate the Lushena Buddha statue. The temple was destroyed twice in the war, and the statue of the Buddha in Lushena was also damaged. In 1709, the temple and the statue of the Buddha in Lushena were rebuilt, reducing the size to two-thirds of the original.

The temple is the Daben Mountain of Huayanzong, also known as Dahuayan Temple, and is the largest existing wooden structure in the world. The temple is dedicated to the world's largest bronze Buddha statue, the Great Buddha Lushena Buddha. The bronze statue of Sakya Buddha is 15 meters high and weighs 380 tons. As a historical monument of Nara, the Todaiji Temple is listed as a World Heritage Site. There is also a wooden pillar in the Big Buddha Hall, which is very popular because there is a square hole at the bottom of the pillar. It is said that you can enjoy health through this hole, smart and moral, so many people line up here waiting to climb the hole. Because the hole is relatively small, children can easily climb over, but adults can climb over different, petite adults can also climb over with the help of friends. There is also a wooden model of the Buddha Temple in equal proportions in the temple. In addition, there are souvenirs for sale, such as postcards, refrigerator stickers, painted horses, royal guards, etc. You can also ask temple monks to write a peace sign, or you can ask for signature.

The Buddha statues in the Great Buddha Hall are the same as those in our Luoyang Longmen Grottoes, called the Lushena Buddha, which is the first Buddha in Japan. These sculptures are deeply influenced by our Tang style, so similar sculptures are everywhere in our country. The building is pure wood, interestingly, there is a hole in the middle of a support column, thin people can try to climb over, in fact, many people climb. Of course, most children.

It is said to be a wooden hall, it looks old and quite majestic. There is a sink under the steps outside the hall, and there is a little fragrant stove at the entrance of the hall. People who believe in Buddha burn incense and worship Buddha. The Buddha statue in the middle of the hall is very tall, it seems to be slightly different from the domestic Buddha statue, and there are smaller Buddha statues on the side and behind, as well as the miniature landscape model of the temple. There is a wooden pillar on the right side of the hall, and there is a hole in the place where the pillar is close to the ground. Some tourists line up to drill this hole, and I don't know what custom it is.

Good, very good, very good, especially good!