Horyji
Horyji, also known as Horyu-ji, is a historic Buddhist temple located in Nara, Japan. It is one of the oldest and most significant temples in Japan, and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The temple was founded in 607 AD by Prince Shotoku, a prominent figure in the Asuka period of Japanese history. Horyu-ji is renowned for its architectural and artistic achievements, particularly its wooden structures, which are considered masterpieces of Japanese architecture.
The temple complex includes several notable buildings, including the Daibutsuden, a five-story pagoda that houses the
Horyu-ji is also known for its extensive collection of Buddhist art and artifacts, including sculptures, paintings,
Horyu-ji is an important cultural and historical site, and is a popular destination for tourists and visitors