大仏さんが小さくなった？【冬の奈良旅・東大寺・春日大社・徹底解説】クイズ形式で歴史を楽しく学べる
I came to Todaiji Temple all of a sudden, but here’s the problem! “How much is the admission fee for Todaiji Temple for one adult?” ①600 yen ②900 yen ③1,200 yen ~ The correct answer was ①, 600 yen! After all, here is the list of admission fees.For
Junior high school students and above, the fee is the same.It looks like there will be a new fee after April 2024.It looks like the price will go up a bit.This is Todaiji Daibutsuden, which is one of the largest wooden structures in the world. ”
The Great Buddha Hall enshrines the principal Buddha, and is officially called Todaiji Kondo.The question here is: “When was Todaiji Temple first built?” ① Nara period (758) ② Kamakura period (1195) ③ Edo period (1709) The correct answer is ① Nara period! As expected
, it was actually destroyed by fire twice, and was rebuilt in the Kamakura period and the Edo period. The current Great Buddha Hall was rebuilt during the Edo period. It is 57.5m wide, 50.5m deep, and 49.1m high to the ridge.The
Nara period was a difficult time due to political disputes, drought, famine, poor harvests, large earthquakes, and repeated smallpox outbreaks. . Todaiji is a temple built by Emperor Shomu during the Nara period to protect the idea of Buddhism and the country.
The Great Buddha was built in the hope that all living things would prosper together, and an edict to build the Great Buddha was issued. The official name of the Great Buddha is “Todaiji Temple Rushanabutsu.” I wonder if this size can be conveyed.The question is “How tall is the current Great Buddha in Nara?”
①13.26m②14.98m③15 .80m Niban Sanban The correct answer was ②14.98m! In fact, when it was built in the Nara period, the height of the Great Buddha was 15.80 meters. When it was rebuilt, it became a little smaller. Ah, this golden horse-shaped thing on the roof is called “Shibi”. On the left side facing the
Great Buddha is the “Kokuzo Bodhisattva statue”. It means “a Bodhisattva with infinite wisdom and compassion like the universe.” The Great Buddha was burnt down twice in war. It was restored each time and took on its current appearance during the Edo period. The main
Parts of the Great Buddha, from its belly to its legs and pedestal, remain from the Nara period. Inside the Daibutsuden, you can walk around the Daibutsu. This steep staircase leads to the attic, where you can see a large beam measuring 23 meters. It looks like they are currently reinforcing it with rebar.
It is said that the roof alone weighs 3000 tons. However, it seems that it is not open to the public. It seems like a camera was taken at Buratamori some time ago.I would like to try climbing it once, but it is quite steep and I think it would be quite scary.There
Is a standing statue of Hiromokuten here.The Four Heavenly Kings are said to be guardian deities that protect the four directions. Inside the Daibutsuden are Komoku-ten and Tamon-ten. This Komoku-ten seems to be very popular and attracts many people. This model is a model of the time it was built in the Nara period. .
Here’s the question : “How much larger is the current Todaiji Buddha Hall compared to the one from the Nara period?” ① 150% (larger now) ② 65% (larger in the past) ③ Is it the same? Mr. Miss! The correct answer was ②65%!
Comparing the size at the time of its founding, the depth and height are almost the same, but the width is about 2/3 smaller, from 85.8m to 57.5m. Also, approximately 2.6 million people, about half of the population at the time, helped build the Great Buddha and the Great Buddha Hall! Here’s the question
: “The Great Buddha Hall of Todaiji Temple disappeared for the second time in 1567. Now, after that, the Great Buddha was exposed to the rain, but for how long?” ① About half a year ② About 3 years Year ③ About 120 years ~ Ichi!
The correct answer is ③ about 120 years! To the right of the entrance to Todai-ji Temple is the statue of Binzuru Sonjazo.It has a very impressive face.It is said that if you rub the same part of the statue as where you are suffering from an illness, you will be cured.
For this reason, it is also called “Nadebutsu”. Even foreigners are being cared for. However, because the pedestal is high, only the feet can be touched (sweat) , so the upper body is not touched and remains beautiful. , a concert calling for the protection of cultural properties was held
. Foreign and Japanese musicians such as Bob Dylan and Bon Jovi performed. We are now heading to Kasuga Taisha Shrine . Kasuga Taisha Shrine was built by the Fujiwara clan during the Nara period, and flourished as the guardian deity of the Fujiwara clan.The shrine building is in a style called Kasuga-zukuri, and
The main shrine is designated as a national treasure. Although the company’s history says it was founded in 768, it is actually thought to date back to the beginning of the Nara period. Four deities are enshrined at the western foot of
Mt. Kasuga/Mt. Mikasayama, which has been considered sacred since ancient times as a mountain where gods descend.Here we have a question : Kasuga Taisha Shrine is famous for its many lanterns. But, how many are there?” ①About 500 ②About 1,000 ③About 3,000 It’s difficult, but… The correct answer was ③About 3,000!
Kasuga Taisha is the headquarters of the approximately 3,000 Kasuga Shrines nationwide. When Heijo-kyo, the capital of Nara, was established, a god named Takemikazuchi-no-Mikoto from Hitachi Province (Ibaraki Prefecture) was invited to become the guardian deity of the capital, and a shrine was built in 768. .
Since then, it has been worshiped by a wide range of people, including the imperial family, aristocrats, famous military commanders, and common people. Kasuga Taisha Shrine is characterized by its vermilion lacquering.The front tower gate, the approximately 52-meter east corridor that surrounds the headquarters, and the 81-meter west corridor are decorated with vivid vermillion lacquering
. There are about 1,000 fishing lanterns that have been dedicated over the years , and about 2,000 stone lanterns line the approach.At Kasuga Taisha Shrine, there was a deer ema.There are male and female deer ema. Both are 800 yen. Did you like this video?
There were so many charms of Todaiji Temple that I couldn’t fit it all in, so next time I’ll send you the second part . I’ll introduce Nigatsu-do Temple and Nara Sweets. I’ll see you there ♪ Please look forward to it ♪
今回は、いよいよ東大寺にやってきました
前半の動画はこちら
木造の建造物として世界最大級を誇る「東大寺大佛殿」
大仏殿は本尊の大仏を安置し、正式には東大寺金堂（こんどう）といいます
https://www.todaiji.or.jp/
奈良の大仏さんは本当に大きいです。
歴史を知ると楽しいですよ
https://www.todaiji.or.jp/information/daibutsuden/
春日大社は全国に約3000社あるという春日神社の総本社です。
奈良の都・平城京ができたころ、常陸国（ひたちのくに＝茨城県）から
武甕槌命（たけみかづちのみこと）という神さまをお迎えして
都の守り神とし、768年に社殿を造営したのが始まり。
以来、皇族や貴族、有名武将などから
庶民まで幅広く信仰されてきました。
https://www.kasugataisha.or.jp/
今回もクイズが盛りだくさん
「東大寺の拝観料は大人1名でいくらでしょうか」
「東大寺が最初に作られたのはいつでしょうか」
「現在の奈良の大仏さんの高さは何mでしょうか」
「現在の東大寺大佛殿は奈良時代のものと比べて何％大きくなっているでしょうか」
「東大寺大佛殿は1567年に二度目の消失にあいます。さて、その後、大仏さんが雨ざらしになってしまうのですが、どれぐらいの期間だったでしょうか」
「春日大社は燈籠がたくさんあることで有名ですが、いくつあるでしょうか」
最後には、大仏さんから、重要なミッションが出されています。
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今回の動画のタイムテーブル
00:00 東大寺拝観チケット売り場
01:42 奈良の大仏さん
03:04 虚空蔵菩薩像
03:47 広目天立像
04:01 創立時東大寺模型
05:20 賓頭盧尊者像
05:41 東大寺前庭
06:01 春日大社
08:03 大仏さんからのミッション
08:04 次回の予告
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