9 mentions on Trippy
Here's what Trippy members say about Todai-ji:
"Tokyo: Sensoji Temple, Sumida River Cruise, Tokyo Tower at night, Meiji Jingu Shrine for its sheer natural beauty along the walk. You can explore Nara, especially the Deer Park" See More
"Visiting the Todai-ji (Todai-ji temple), a massive structure in wood, ranking as the highest wooden structure in the world." See More
"Be it feeding the Deers in Nara Park (links are to my blog) or visiting the Todai-ji (Todai-ji temple), a massive structure in wood, ranking as the highest wooden structure in the world or take a stroll in the Yoshikien Garden (Yoshekien Gardens)." See More
"Kyoto - bamboo groves in Arashiyama are surreal; dawn at Fushimi Inari Taisha to avoid the crowds and have the place to yourself; Kyoto is famous for tofu; No shortage of temples but Kinkaku-ji the golden pavillion is beautiful; Take a day trip out to Nara to see Todai-ji and the deer - you can rent bicycles to get around town; Nishiki Market for a food tasting experience and the local produce." See More
"In Nara visit Todai-ji temple-biggest wood structure in world-with big Cosmic Buddha." See More
"Andrea, so excited to hear you are visiting Japan! Spring will be a lovely time to visit! If the cherry or plum blossoms are in bloom when you are there, definitely take some time to enjoy the natural beauty with a yummy bento lunch picnic in the park. ^_^ Regarding transport, I was curious if you purchased a Japan Rail pass for your trip? If you were planning on taking the bullet train from Tokyo to Osaka, I think the rail pass would be worth it, especially since you are making some of those day trips. You should be able to purchase the pass in your country.See details here: !!" See More
"Ryoan-ji Temple Kinkaku-ji Todai-ji Echigo-Tsumari Art Field Yumoto Choza 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art Studio Ghibli Museum - everything Miyazaki!" See More
"We took side trips to Himeji to see the samurai castle, to Nara to see the amazing temples ( Todai-ji and Kasuga-taisha are the best) and to INOUE to see the Fushimi Inari Shrine (with hundreds of red torii - portals)." See More