Horyuji temple, the oldest wooden structure in the world

[@百合子末松]

I was so impressed with "Gumyocho" story. I hope Shotoku Taishi's virtue will spread all over the world.

[@lastsamuraikyoto]

I wish I can make this world better. Thank you for your support.

[@panathenaea]

the statue is amazing...i loved my visit here. Thank you for the guided tour

[@lastsamuraikyoto]

Thank you for your comment. It is one of the greatest templates in Japan actually.

[@Simonjose7258]

Thanks

[@lastsamuraikyoto]

Thank you for watching Deep Japan channel.

[@SimRacingSK]

Thank you for another nice episode cut ;)

[@lastsamuraikyoto]

Thank you for watching

[@Pemma200]

Beautiful, I would like to go there.

[@lastsamuraikyoto]

Please enjoy Nara someday.

[@richardmackenzie1878]

Great Video! Does the wood on the exterior of the Kondo and Pagoda get renovated? why does it look so pristine?

[@lastsamuraikyoto]

The building is original but they were repaired in 13, 17, 20th century.

[@lastsamuraikyoto]

@andr3w_496Thank you for watching.

[@68danich]

Horyuji is the best I have ever seen ❤

[@lastsamuraikyoto]

I’m glad you like it. Thank you for watching.

[@リエオカ]

deep japan by the last samuraiさんの　高台寺、三十三間堂、を探しているのですが見つかりません。あったら教えてください！

[@lastsamuraikyoto]

ご視聴ありがとうございます。
高台寺はThe best cherry blossoms in Kyoto, Night cherry の一部に夜桜として紹介しているのみです。アンドロイドの読経を取材したいのですが撮影不可です。
三十三間堂は私も好きなのですが、一番肝心な千体の仏像が撮影不可なので撮れていません。また成人式の弓道も関係者以外入れないそうで断念しました。

[@リエオカ]

@@lastsamuraikyoto
承知しました、ありがとうございます!　これからもたくさん動画作ってください😊

[@serrhinielboukhari3837]

Hi great Last Samouraï . Can you send to me the constitution of Prince Shotokutaishi .?in English of course.thanks.

[@lastsamuraikyoto]

mage8.com/magetan/17jou.html

[@lastsamuraikyoto]

I found the translating it.

[@ogamiito739]

❤❤

[@lastsamuraikyoto]

Thank you for watching, Kozure Okami.

[@yubemful]

It was built by Baekje artisans from Korea.

[@lastsamuraikyoto]

Right. Buddhism itself was brought from Nepal, India then China through Korea and east end was the final destination, Japan.

[@yubemful]

@@lastsamuraikyoto We all know that part of history. I am speaking specifically about the architecture.

[@touhouyamaxmichezuch.1302]

Prince Shoutoku ordered the temple to be buildt, but was actually buildt by Baekje artisans from Korea, yes.

[@kenadrian27]

So this is a korean temple, not a japanese temple