Rinnoji Temple Taiyuin Mausoleum
The Taiyuin Mausoleum at Rinnoji Temple in Nikko, Tochigi Prefecture, is the final resting place of Tokugawa Iemitsu, the third shogun of the Tokugawa dynasty, completed in 1653. Comprising a National Treasure–designated main hall and over twenty Important Cultural Properties, the complex forms part of the UNESCO World Heritage–listed Shrines and Temples of Nikko. Discover its dignified gold-and-black lacquer interiors, dragon ceiling paintings by master artist Kano Tan'yū, and the transformative experience of ascending through five magnificent gates toward the sacred inner sanctum.
Todaiji Temple's Nigatsudo Hall
Discover Todai-ji Nigatsu-do, a National Treasure in Nara, Japan. This iconic hall hosts Omizutori (Shuni-e), an unbroken Buddhist ceremony since 752 CE. Enjoy panoramic views, free 24-hour access, and centuries of living tradition at this UNESCO World Heritage site.
Reisanji Temple Main Hall
Discover the National Treasure main hall of Ryōsen-ji Temple in Nara, a masterpiece of 13th-century wayō architecture. Explore Kamakura-era craftsmanship, hidden Buddhist statues, a world-class rose garden, and medicinal baths on the serene outskirts of Japan's ancient capital.
Flower and Bird Oil Painting Box
Discover the Kachō Saie Yushoku-bako, a stunning Nara-period wooden box designated as a National Treasure of Japan. Owned by Tōdai-ji in Nara, this 8th-century masterpiece features vivid paintings of phoenixes, parrots, and floral motifs created with the rare oil-color technique from Tang Dynasty China.
Shokoji Temple
Discover Shokoji Temple in Takaoka, Toyama — a recently designated National Treasure featuring 12 magnificent Edo-period buildings, the Seven Wonders, and a 23-year restoration masterpiece. Plan your visit to this hidden gem of Japanese Buddhist heritage.
Ichijoji Temple Three-Story Pagoda
Discover the Ichijoji Three-Storied Pagoda, a Japanese National Treasure built in 1171. This stunning late Heian-period pagoda stands in the mountains of Kasai City, Hyogo, as part of the Saigoku Pilgrimage's 26th temple.
Chohoji Temple Gate
Explore the Daimon of Chohoji Temple in Kainan, Wakayama — a National Treasure gate built in 1388. One of only two temples in Japan with three National Treasure buildings alongside Horyuji. Learn about its history, architecture, and visiting tips.
Chohoji Temple Pagoda
Discover the Chohoji Tahoto, a National Treasure two-storied pagoda built in 1357 in Kainan, Wakayama. Explore its pure Japanese architectural style, elegant kaerumata carvings, and the temple's deep connections to the Kishu Tokugawa clan.
Chohoji Temple Main Hall
Discover the Main Hall of Chohoji Temple in Kainan, Wakayama — a National Treasure built in 1311 that masterfully blends Japanese Wayo and Chinese Zen architectural styles. Once the family temple of the Kishu Tokugawa clan, this serene hilltop sanctuary offers over 1,000 years of history.
Kojiki (written by Kenyu)
Ink Painting on Paper with Light Color Depicting Ekadanbi
Volumes 12 and 14 of the Gyokushu
Short Sword〈Meirai Kunitoshi/November 1997〉
Ujigami Shrine Worship Hall
Ujikami Shrine Main Hall
Kamo Wakeikazuchi Shrine
Kamo Wakeikazuchi Shrine
Kanchiin Guest Hall
Five-Story Pagoda of Kyoogokokuji Temple