Nin-ji Abandoned Temple Ruins - Kashiba

Name: Nin-ji Abandoned Temple Ruins - Kashiba
Address: 2 Chome-88 Ninji, Kashiba, Nara 639-0261, Japan, 639-0261, Japan

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住所：	2 Chome-88 Ninji, Kashiba, Nara 639-0261, Japan
Postal code :	639-0261
カテゴリ：	歴史的建造物 , 観光の名所 ,

2 Chome-88 Ninji, Kashiba, Nara 639-0261, Japan

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N	Naoki Comine on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 夕方16時までは車の停車が可能！資料館にはトイレもあるので、広い場所で遊びたいと思えば最適です！木や電柱がないので、凧揚げにはもってこい！自転車の練習場所にもなります！ You can park your car until 16:00 in the evening! There is a toilet in the museum, so it's perfect if you want to play in a large area! There are no trees or telephone poles, so it is perfect for kite flying! It will be a practice place for bicycles!
s	stargazer on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 古墳巡りの途中に偶然見つけ訪れました。綺麗なトイレ、駐車場もあり、案内、展示室もしっかりしており、非常にわかりやすいです。設備にお金かけてます。素晴らしい。でも…ペイ出来るのかなぁ… I happened to find it while visiting the tumulus. There is a clean toilet and parking lot, and the information and exhibition room are solid, so it is very easy to understand. I'm spending money on equipment. Great. But ... I wonder if I can pay ...
椿	椿 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 建物が残っていたら法隆寺より昔のお寺だと新聞で読みました。読み方は、にんでらはいでらあと。 I read in the newspaper that the building was still older than Horyu-ji. How to read it, go out afterwards.
大	大学康宏 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ７世紀後半に造られた法隆寺式伽藍配置の寺院跡です。基壇や礎石が復元されています。調査時の写真を見ると、昔は寺域内も住宅地だったようで、史跡公園にするまでなかなか大変な道のりだった事が窺えます。公園の横に駐車場が整備され、道路にも案内看板がある、訪問しやすい史跡公園です。 It is the remains of a temple with a Horyuji style temple layout built in the latter half of the 7th century. The foundation and cornerstone have been restored. Looking at the photos at the time of the survey, it seems that the temple area used to be a residential area, and it can be seen that it was a difficult road to make it a historic park. It is an easy-to-visit historic park with a parking lot next to the park and information signs on the road.
朱	朱竹すずめ on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 飛鳥時代後期の法隆寺式伽藍配置だった寺院跡が史跡公園として整備されています。こちらの塔跡では地中埋められた礎石に４本の添柱が有る心柱を立てていたり耳環が舎利荘厳具の出土した珍しい所です。塔心礎は現法隆寺が建て直される以前の若草伽藍跡に残るの塔心礎と二例しかなく聖徳太子との関係深い寺院だと考えられています。公園内の学習館では塔心基礎の復元模型や遺跡の剥ぎ取り展示などが見れます。二上山博物館では出土した舎利荘厳具や礎石の一部分や塔心の実物大復元模型が展示されていました。 The ruins of a temple that was arranged in the Horyuji style of the late Asuka period are being maintained as a historic park. At the site of this tower, a pillar with four additional pillars is erected on the foundation stone buried underground, and the earrings are a rare place where the swordsman's sword was excavated. The pagoda core foundation is considered to be a temple closely related to Prince Shotoku, as there are only two examples of the pagoda core foundation that remains in the Wakakusa Garan ruins before the reconstruction of the current Horyu-ji Temple. At the learning hall in the park, you can see a restored model of the foundation of the tower and an exhibition of stripped ruins. At the Nijosan Museum, the excavated Sari-so swordsman, a part of the cornerstone, and a full-scale restored model of the tower were exhibited.
ヒ	ヒロヒロ on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 何もない広場ですが小さなお子さんを遊ばずには最適な場所じゃないですかね❗ It's an empty square, but it's the best place to play with small children ❗
S	Satoshi 467 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 尼寺廃寺跡の調査は平成3年（1991）から開始されました。調査の結果、北廃寺と南廃寺はそれぞれ僧寺と尼寺の関係にあったという説があり、平成8年（1996）の塔跡調査では、日本最大級の塔心礎が確認されており、耳環12点を含む舎利荘厳具が出土されています。近年では、飛鳥時代後半の仏教文化を伝える重要な遺跡として注目されています。訪：2020/06/13 The survey of the remains of the Niji Temple was started in 1991. As a result of the investigation, there is a theory that the abolished temple and the abandoned temple were related to a monastery and a nunnery, respectively, and a tower trace survey in 1996 confirmed that Japan's largest tower foundation was Shariso's tools including 12 earrings have been excavated. In recent years, it has been attracting attention as an important site that conveys the Buddhist culture of the late Asuka period. Visit: 06/13/2020
お	おかべちとし on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 愛車のバイク快調!頬を打つ雪かみぞれかチト痛い!屯鶴峰の帰り道偶然見つけた尼寺跡!天気良ければもっとよし!又行くけんね? My car's motorcycle is in good condition! The snow that hits my cheeks or sleet hurts! The ruins of Nunji that I found by chance on the way back from Donzurubo!