Wakakusa-garan
若草伽藍
Explore the ruins of Wakakusa-garan, believed to be the original Horyuji Temple, for a glimpse into ancient Japanese history.
What it is
- Ancient temple ruin in Ikaruga, Nara Prefecture.
- Believed to be the original Horyuji Temple.
- Built by Empress Suiko and Prince Shotoku.
- Main part is a National Historic Site.
What to see
- Shitennoji-style layout with pagoda south, main hall north.
- Temple axis tilted about 20 degrees to the west.
- Open ground where pagoda and main hall foundations were.
- Evidence of a fire from 670 AD.
Getting there
- Located southeast of the Horyuji Saiin Garan.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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