Gradually it became dark. In the park, there were a few tourists, but many deers. I ran to the old big temple Kofukuji in the Nara park. There are a lot of Buddhist statues of National Treasure (the most famous is Ashura, I guess). It was so late that they closed the gate, so I only watched the outside of the pagoda and some halls.

The five storied pagoda is National Treasure. The Empress Komyo who was the wife of the emperor Shomu, and the daughter of Fuhito Fujiwara, made in 730. After that, it was burned and destroyed five times. This was built in about 1426. Height is 50.1m.

Nanen-do hall. Originally aristocrat Fuyutsugu Fujiwara built for his father in 813. This is the fourth construction in 1789.

Hokuendo hall. National Treasure. It is said the most beautiful hall in Japan’s this types hall (Hakkaku-en do), The first was constructed in 721 by the Emperor. It was rebuilt in about 1210.
Stunning pictures!
Thank you very much!
Amazing ! The photo of the deer and sakura is really really beautiful then!
Deer is very cute. I love them.
Well worth! And thank you for the maps: I really enjoy them!
Nara park is very large. There are some maps in the park. They are very useful for tourists like me.