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Horyuji Temple: History and Legends of the World’s Oldest Wooden Building in Nara

Horyuji Temple, located in Nara, is one of Japan's oldest temples and contains the world's oldest surviving wooden structures. For this reason, it was the first place in Japan to be designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Built by the renowned Prince Shotoku in the 7th century, this temple has accumulated many myths about it. So, here are some interesting facts and legends about Horyuji Temple to help you better understand its thousand-year-old history!
Tom Blas
Tom Blas

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