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#OctoberTravelSupport Kōfuku-ji National Treasure Hall, Nara, Japan Review 🏛️ Located near Nara Park, Kōfuku-ji National Treasure Hall is nestled within a temple complex, making it easy to overlook at first. However, upon entering, the solemn and calming atmosphere was immediately striking. The exterior was neat and modernly renovated, and the interior was dimly lit and quiet, naturally instilling a sense of reverence. Everyone was quietly appreciating the sight, so even being alone felt comfortable.✨ The most impressive statue was undoubtedly the Ashura statue (阿修羅像). It features three faces and six arms, each with a distinct expression and subtle emotion, which lingered in my eyes for quite some time. There were also other Buddhist statues on display, including the Eight Guardian Deities, the Vajrapani, and the Ten Great Disciples, all of which exuded a sense of timelessness. The texture of the sculptures was particularly delicate under the lighting, giving them a lifelike presence. 🕊️ While photography was prohibited inside, which was a shame, I couldn't take photos myself. This allowed me to fully immerse myself in each piece. While the exhibition isn't large, the layout and flow of the exhibits were well-organized, making it easy to explore at your own pace. About 30-40 minutes was sufficient. If you want to experience the essence of Buddhist sculpture in Nara, this is a must-visit. 📍 Address: 48 Todai-ro, Nara City, Nara Prefecture 🕒 Hours: 9:00–17:00 (Last admission: 16:45) 💴 Admission: Adults 1,000 yen