Kasugataisha Museum

The Spring Festival Grand Society National Treasure Hall is an ordinary existence on weekdays, but this time I came with a very good luck, catching up with the special exhibition of the Spring Festival Grand Society, the children Che'an Gang and a large number of national treasure-level sword exhibitions, not usually can see. The National Treasure Hall is in a good location. Although it is far from the main hall of the Spring Festival News Agency, it is located on the edge of the bus station. It takes a fee to enter the National Treasure Hall, but it is also necessary to spend money to see it for the special exhibition. The display of swords is on the second floor, but because you can't take pictures, you can only get one from a long distance. Many Japanese people look at it seriously, and they specially take the magnifying glass to see it. Although the boy Che'an Gang is very famous, but in fact, it is still normal to look close. The thicker body is indeed the weapon used in the actual war of that era, but the era decided that the exquisiteness is not called, not as good as a few national treasures on the side. If you especially like swords, it is definitely better to go to the Tokyo Metropolitan Museum. There is also anime shape on the first floor of the museum, because the prototype of the Taigu is from the Spring Festival Dashe, which is the only place where you can take pictures.

Spring Shrine (かすがたいしゃ) is a shrine in Nara Park, Nara City, Nara Prefecture, formerly known as Spring Shrine. It was built in the second year of the Tong Dynasty (710). The builder is Fujiwara. It was built for the patron saint of the Fujiwara family of the master at that time, and the shrine is also famous for Fujiwara. The gods offered in the community include the order of Wu Yi, the order of the Lord of Jingjin, the order of Tianerwugen and the god of Bissell. The official day of the shrine is March 13 (Spring Festival).

This is a quiet outdoor place. The traffic here is quite convenient. It is more beautiful in the sunny summer, especially in the off-season. There are no people. The hall is inside.

The Spring Festival Club is actually in a forest and the environment is quiet. The National Treasure Hall is located in the hinterland of the forest, with a feeling of winding paths. You can come here to pray for a visit, but it will not be open to the public after 5 pm.

The National Treasure Hall in Nara Spring Festival Club contains cultural relics such as paintings and calligraphy Buddha statues, which have high historical value. However, you need to buy tickets to enter, and you can buy a joint ticket for the Spring Festival Festival Club.

The Shrine is a shinto-do religious worship site in Japan. The entire shrine relies on the foot of the mountain in Spring Festival, surrounded by green vegetation, and everything seems natural and ancient. In front of the big society, the trail seems calm and comfortable. There are many deer, you can buy deer cakes and feed the deer, which is also very interesting. It doesn't seem so noisy here. Compared with the Nara Park next to it, it is really much more pleasant and feels like a Japanese anime. It is recommended to visit the surrounding Nara Park and the museum together. It is a must-see attraction. Worth visiting