
Todai-ji Hokkedo (Sangatsudo, March Hall)
Todai-ji Hokkedo (Sangatsudo, March Hall)
Nara, Japan
Buddhist temple dating from around AD 740, with Nara-period statues, including a multi-armed figure.
Last updated: February 11, 2026
Overview
Buddhist temple dating from around AD 740, with Nara-period statues, including a multi-armed figure.
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Visitor Reviews
**★★★★☆ Sabri Kürüm — 8 months ago
It is a shame that i couldnt take any pics inside but it is quite impressive inside. Of course, you need to be aware that it is just a hall with 5 statues. I would recommend it but even more imposing ones are available at Todai-ji
**★★★★☆ Yuri Fernandes — 6 years ago
Simplier and smaller than other main temples but still good t go to admite it. Several deers around.
**★★★☆☆ Adam — a year ago
Pretty expensive tickets for a single hall with a few statues. If you're not much into art, nor do not plan to pray here, I think you can skip. I did enjoy the silence and atmosphere of this place though. You can't take pictures inside.
**★★☆☆☆ Diego Schvartzman — a year ago
800 yens for a single room with statues. You can see the golden pavilion for 500. In my opinion not worthy at all. Have 4 mochis instead










