Experience Horyu-ji Temple - Japan's First Wooden Architecture

Horyu-ji Temple is renowned for being the oldest wooden structure in Japan. Built in 607, this historic site offers a precious glimpse into ancient Japanese architectural techniques. The temple's main buildings, Oshoto-ko and Kaikokoku, are particularly noteworthy, showcasing the essence of Japanese Buddhist art. The temple grounds provide a serene and peaceful atmosphere, allowing visitors to deeply understand and meditate on history and architecture. Horyu-ji Temple is highly recommended for those interested in ancient Japanese Buddhist culture and architectural techniques, offering a profound opportunity to experience its historical value.