Heijo Palace
(Source: 伊藤良紀ブログ)
Suzakumon
At the entrance of Heijogu, Suzaku-mon towers upward. It is said to be the most important gate in Heijo Palace and was the main entrance. It is 20 meters high and 70 meters wide, and it is quite impressive. Let's pass through Suzaku-mon to get in Heijogu!
(Source: 奈良のあれこれ)
Daiichiji-Daigokuden
Advancing 800 meters from Suzaku-mon, you will reach the biggest palace in Heijogu, Daiichi-Daigokuden. This used to be the center of Japan, where the most important ceremonies were held.
(Source: デパ地下弁当いろいろ)
Heijokyo Rekishikan (History Museum)
On Suzaku-mon's left, there is a History Museum with an eye-catching model of a big ship. You can learn about the history of Heijokyo through an animated movie. If you show your passport, admission is free for foreigners, and they have guidance in foreign languages. How about dropping by?
(Source: Twitter)
(Source: 伊藤良紀ブログ)
Suzakumon
At the entrance of Heijogu, Suzaku-mon towers upward. It is said to be the most important gate in Heijo Palace and was the main entrance. It is 20 meters high and 70 meters wide, and it is quite impressive. Let's pass through Suzaku-mon to get in Heijogu!
(Source: 奈良のあれこれ)
Daiichiji-Daigokuden
Advancing 800 meters from Suzaku-mon, you will reach the biggest palace in Heijogu, Daiichi-Daigokuden. This used to be the center of Japan, where the most important ceremonies were held.
(Source: デパ地下弁当いろいろ)
Heijokyo Rekishikan (History Museum)
On Suzaku-mon's left, there is a History Museum with an eye-catching model of a big ship. You can learn about the history of Heijokyo through an animated movie. If you show your passport, admission is free for foreigners, and they have guidance in foreign languages. How about dropping by?
(Source: Twitter)
