The museum houses a large collection of Japanese Buddhist art and precious cultural artifacts, including Buddhist statues, paintings, and various historical objects. Walking into the exhibition halls feels like traveling back to ancient Japan. The solemn Buddhist statues are especially more powerful in person than in photos, and they give you a deeper sense of Japan’s rich history and culture.
Nara National Museum | Review by BobbyJenny
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