Horyuji Temple in Japan is considered as the oldest wooden architecture in the world as it was built in 607 AD. The five-storied pagoda that was constructed to enshrine the bones of Buddha is located next to the Golden Pavillion in the west monastery. The tower stands at 31.5m tall.
Five storied Pagoda of Horyuji Temple Papercraft
Five Storied Pagoda of Horyuji Temple Papercraft
Posted by Michael James | Thursday, May 14, 2009 | buildings, Japanese, papercraft | 0 comments »
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