Kasuga Taysia Temple

In addition to the object of pilgrimage, the temple of Kasuga Taisha attracts many tourists due to the countless lanterns. They were presented to the temple as donations from all over the country. You can see them lit only twice a year - during the Setsubun holiday (2-4 February) and during the Obon holiday (15-16 August).

The temple of Kasuga Taishya was built in 768, but was subsequently repeatedly destroyed and rebuilt. The temple is painted in the traditional bright red color.

Kasuga Taisha Temple occupies an important place in the spiritual life of the Japanese. It is often visited by the imperial family, many festivals are held here, ceremonial music and dances of ancient Japan are traditionally held.