Seeing green cherry blossoms at Hasedera Temple in Nara

Hasedera Temple in Nara is the head temple of all Hasedera temples in Japan and is also very famous as one of the flower temples. I saw green cherry blossoms here🌸Have you seen it? Hasedera Temple in Nara prospered in 686 when the monk Domyō Shōjin placed a copper plate of the Lotus Sutra (a national treasure of Japan) in Nishioka for Emperor Tenmu. It was then revered by the nobles of the Heian period and the Tokugawa family of the Edo period. The stage-style main hall (a national treasure of Japan) was rebuilt by Tokugawa Iemitsu. The temple treasures include about a thousand cultural heritage items, headed by the Eleven-Headed Guanyin statue. Passing through Niomon Gate, there are 399 stone steps leading to the main hall's corridor (an important cultural heritage of Japan), with oval lanterns hanging from the ceiling. The Denglang is decorated with peonies, which are at their best from late April to early May, and is a sight to behold. In addition, Hasedera Temple is the eighth of the thirty-three temples in the Western Regions. 📍Address: 731-1 Hase, Sakurai City, Nara Prefecture 🚃Transportation: Get off at Hasedera Station on the Kintetsu Osaka Line and walk for 15 minutes Hasedera