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horyuji-dragon-bird-water * the dragon bird streaming water to the communal drinking pool. * the dragon bird streaming water to the communal drinking pool. * 1024 x 766 * (210KB)

horyuji-tree * The Horyu-ji temple is suurounded by giant old trees like this.. * The Horyu-ji temple is suurounded by giant old trees like this.. * 766 x 1024 * (468KB)

nara-kyoto-bus * On our way from Nara to Kyoto. Fr Manfred, 70 but young drove us all the way from Sapporo - (Tomokomai) ship (Tsuruga) - Nara and back. * On our way from Nara to Kyoto. Fr Manfred, 70 but young drove us all the way from Sapporo - (Tomokomai) ship (Tsuruga) - Nara and back. * 1024 x 766 * (192KB)

P5040207c * The word rickshaw originates from the Japanese word jinrikisha (人力車, 人 jin = human, 力 riki = force, 車 sha = vehicle), which literally means human-powered vehicle. * The word rickshaw originates from the Japanese word jinrikisha (人力車, 人 jin = human, 力 riki = force, 車 sha = vehicle), which literally means human-powered vehicle. * 1024 x 766 * (354KB)

daibutsuden-the-great-buddha-hall-nara * Then the largest wooden structure in the world, Daibutsu-den or the Great Buddha Hall was originally built in the Nara period (8th Cent). The hall was twice destroyed by fire and the present building was constructed at the beginning of the 18th century. Daibutsuden is in the Todaiji Temple premises. * Then the largest wooden structure in the world, Daibutsu-den or the Great Buddha Hall was originally built in the Nara period (8th Cent). The hall was twice destroyed by fire and the present building was constructed at the beginning of the 18th century. Daibutsuden is in the Todaiji Temple premises. * 1024 x 766 * (312KB)
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