A must-visit is this dazzling temple in Nara, the Buddhist temple complex that was once one of the Great Seven Temples. Although it was originally founded in 738 AD, the temple did not officially open until 752 AD, and is famous for containing the The largest bronze statue in Japan, the temple also serves as the Japanese headquarters of the Kigun School of Buddhism, and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site listed as one of the "Historic Monuments of Ancient Nara". Beautiful deer roam around this temple, offering locals and tourists a unique and unforgettable experience.