Toshodaiji Temple - Korō (Shariden)
Category: Temple
The Korō is a two story building built on the east side of the center of the main hall and the Kōdō Lecture Hall. Although it is named the Korō, it currently enshrines busshari (Buddhist relics) brought by Abbot Ganjin, and thus it is also called a shariden (reliquary hall) as well. The external appearance has latticed windows, and doors on the upper and lower floors, and verandas and railings are affixed. The Kinkishari Pagoda (National Treasure) that stores the busshari is housed in a zushi or miniature shrine, located inside the hall.
Address:
13-46 Gojocho, Nara
Access:
700m from Kintetsu Nishinokyo Station
18 minutes by bus from JR Nara Station
22 minutes by bus from Kintestu Nara Station
Near the Toshodai-ji bus stop
Inquiries:
TEL：0742-33-7900
Official Website
http://www.toshodaiji.jp/
Information about the temple precincts
| Kondō (Golden Hall or main hall) >tap for details |
| Kōdō Lecture Hall >tap for details |
| Korō (Shariden) >tap for details |
| ※Goeidō Hall cannot to observed due to the current construction and repair. |
Admission fee:
| Adults: | ￥1000 |
| Middle school/high school students | ￥400 |
| Elementary school students | ￥200 |
Opening Hours
8:30AM-5:00PM
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