Discover Todai-ji Museum, where centuries-old Buddhist art, sacred statues, and rare artifacts offer a glimpse into Japan's spiritual heritage and cultural history.
Enjoy exclusive access to Todai-ji’s rotating exhibitions, where rare artifacts and sacred Buddhist art tells the evolving story of its sacred temple and its past.
Witness the legacy of Gigaku masks, used in Japan’s first masked dance drama, that traveled from China to Japan in the 7th century.
Step into a replica of Hokkedō’s inner sanctum, where sacred statues bring centuries-old Buddhist art to life.
Marvel at 8th-century sculptures of Nikko and Gakko Bosatsu, symbolizing the sun and moon, showcasing intricate craftsmanship and spiritual significance.
About the Todai-ji Museum Tickets, Japan:
The Todai-ji Museum, established in October 2011, safeguards centuries-old treasures from the Todai-ji Temple in Nara. Since the eighth century, Todai-ji has endured disasters and fires, but each rebuilding has helped preserve its rich collection of sculptures, paintings, sutras, and religious texts. Featuring five galleries, including one replicating the inner sanctum of the Hokkedō, the museum allows visitors to experience the temple's spiritual ambiance up close. The museum’s exhibits rotate seasonally, showcasing cultural and religious items rarely seen by the public, making each visit a unique experience. With your ticket, enjoy a seamless entry to explore Japan’s spiritual history in this serene and revered setting.