It was quite a long walk from Nara station to reach the temple, but there are so many sightseeing spots in between, so you don't really feel the long walk. The temple gives off very tranquil feeling.

The Shrine is located in Nara Park, Nara City, Nara Prefecture, Japan. It was built in the second year of Hetong (710). It was a shrine built by the ruler Fujiwara family to protect the family city. The legend of the gods worshiped in the shrine came by deer. ⛩⛩ Shrine ⛩⛩🚶 raise a lot of sika deer 🦌, very friendly to tourists.

The Spring Festival Club has different forms and colors of buildings, and is very coordinated. This forest is very quiet and feels very comfortable. Although there are many people who come here to pray, it is not noisy at all and very good.

Buy a day coupon, the first stop in the morning to the Spring Festival Club! Hungry deer everywhere! The red palace under the cherry blossoms is very beautiful!

Very magnificent and distinctive shrine, it is worth paying to visit, just 500 yen, enter the inner circle to feel the integration of Japanese architecture and nature, of which the long corridor is full of lanterns, the atmosphere is very peaceful, one of them has to walk into the dark room to become a night light. Different, the surrounding planting flowers and trees if the season of the wisteria flower blooms more beautiful!

The Shrine of the Spring is a shrine in Nara Park, Nara City, Nara Prefecture. It was built in the second year of the Tong Dynasty (710). The builder is Fujiwara. It was built for the patron of the Fujiwara family of the ruling people at the time, and the shrine is also famous for Fujiwara. Nice view

One of Nara's world heritage sites, with a long history. The stone steps leading to the entrance are lined with stone lanterns of various ages, spectacular and a little quiet. It is a good picture to have a deer poking out of the stone lanterns.