Kasuga Taisha Shrine
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Getting there:
bus (from railway station): Kasuga Taisha-Omotesando stop, then 600m walk east
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First To Review:
Dec 1, 2010
It's a Shintoism shrine that was built to purify the place. It's orange because this color protects from wicked things. It's full of lanterns that are offered by believers. On each lantern you can see the name and the address of its owner. This shrine is used to celebrate weddings and the children growth.
Jun 14, 2009
Lanterns, lanterns and more lanterns. It is 500 yen to enter but most of the temple can be seen from outside with as a result that it is rather quiet inside. Some really beautifull lanterns and a beautifull old tree. The tickets were sold by young girls in traditional clothes.
Jul 8, 2010
Climatic shrine with few crowds. Hundreds of lovely lanterns (old and new) all around the place. Highly recommended stop on Nara walk.
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