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Yakushiji Temple

The region in the western part of Nara City is called Nishi-no-kyo, which literally means the Western Capital, as it was located to the west of the ancient capital city and Heijo-kyo Palace. There are large-scale temples in the region which were built in the Tenpyo Period of the 8th century, such as Toshodai-ji, Yakushi-ji and Saidai-ji temples.
Yakushi-ji Temple, adjoining Toshodai-ji, is the temple founded by the Emperor Tenmu in the 8th century to pray for the Empress' recovery from illness. The magnificently decorated temple buildings, known as Garan, were at one time called "the Dragon's Palace on Land." To-to (east tower) in the precincts is the original structure, which has been preserved ever since its foundation and is the symbol of Nishi-no-kyo.

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