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Daibutsu-Den: the World's Largest Amazing Wooden Structure
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In the heart of Nara, one of Japan’s ancient imperial capitals, stands one of the most imposing buildings in the world: the Daibutsu-den, or “Grand Buddha Hall”. This building is part of the Tōdai-ji temple complex, a historic site declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. The most surprising thing is that the Daibutsu-den holds a record hard to match: it is the largest wooden structure in the world. At first sight, its size is impressive. The c…
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