NARITA, Giappone - il Daitou (grande Tempio) di Naritasan Shinshoji, alto 58 metri in cima al monte Narita. Costruito nel 1984, questa moderna aggiunta all'antico complesso buddista Shingon, fondato nel 940 d.C., combina design architettonico contemporaneo con tradizionale simbolismo religioso, dominando lo skyline della città di Narita.
4930 x 3265 px | 41,7 x 27,6 cm | 16,4 x 10,9 inches | 300dpi
Data acquisizione:
5 dicembre 2011
Ubicazione:
Narita-san, Narita, Chiba, Japan
Altre informazioni:
Photograph by David Coleman. The image showcases the Daitou, or Great Temple, a striking modern structure within the historic Naritasan Shinshoji Temple complex in Narita, Japan. Built in 1984, the Daitou stands as a testament to the continuing evolution and relevance of Buddhist architecture in contemporary Japan. Rising 58 meters into the sky from its position atop Narita Mountain, the Daitou serves as a prominent landmark visible from much of Narita City. Its design likely incorporates elements of traditional pagoda architecture while embracing modern construction techniques and materials. The Daitou, despite its relatively recent construction, plays a significant role in the religious life of Naritasan Shinshoji. It houses important Buddhist artifacts and serves as a space for meditation and religious ceremonies, bridging the temple's ancient traditions with contemporary spiritual practices. This impressive structure not only adds to the architectural diversity of the temple complex but also offers visitors a unique perspective on the blend of old and new in Japanese Buddhist culture. Its elevated position on Narita Mountain likely provides panoramic views of the surrounding area, making it a popular spot for both religious pilgrims and tourists alike.
