Shimono Yakushiji History Museum

２ Order から Xiano Yushi Temple が See れてます.

Original Text

It is a well-organized history museum where you can understand the outline of Shimono Yakushiji Temple. And it's free. There is also a video screening space in the hall, which deepens your understanding. Also, from the ２ floor, you can see the site of Shimotsuke Yakushiji Temple, and I think it is a well-made building.

It may be great for those who are interested in ancient history - admission is free

Original Text

It is a free admission history museum related to the "Shimono Yakushiji Ruins", a nationally designated historic site that is considered to be one of the three Kaidan. The exterior is small, but when I went inside, I was able to see a fulfilling exhibition including excavations. There was also an explanation by the video, and when I watched it enthusiastically, it seemed that about an hour would pass soon. You can see the surroundings from the rooftop. When I went out and walked for about 5 minutes, I arrived at the site of shimotsuke Yakushi Ji Temple, and the figure of the temple arrangement at that time was displayed on the ground, and ...

It was a very good facility

Original Text

It's a small space, but the content is thick. It was great to sit comfortably for travelers who were tired of walking and watch the detailed explanation of this historic site in the video of ３ volume. With a polite guide, we headed for the corridor restoration and historic site behind the facility.

It will be.

Original Text

It is a facility where you can understand Shimono Yakushiji Temple well. You can see excavated tiles, excavated items, historical documents, and restored models. ９～ Opens at 17:00.

Nara の Dongda Temple, Zhuzi の Yuan Shiyin Temple と and ぶ Sanjie Temple の One つ

Original Text

A facility next to the site of Shimono Yakushiji Temple. Shimono Yakushiji Temple is one of the three sacred altars along with Todaiji Temple in Nara and Kanzeonji Temple in Chikushi, which is simply a temple that goes beyond the category of one of the local temples. I learned for the first time that Dokyo was down and relocated here, but it's very interesting. It is a museum worth a visit.