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Unraveling the beginnings of nation-building in Nara and Asuka

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10月3日放送の「ブラタモリ」の一場面 (C)NHK
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10月3日放送の「ブラタモリ」の一場面 (C)NHK

NHK's popular variety show "Bura Tamori" (NHK General), in which entertainer Tamori visits various towns, will air an episode titled "Kyoto - Nanzenji Temple ▼ Why is it so popular? An unexpected connection to Ieyasu! The achievements of the renowned monk Suden" on October 3rd at 7:30 p.m. The setting for the journey is Nanzenji Temple, one of Kyoto's most popular temples. The program will explore the secrets of its approximately 700-year history and popularity.

Why does this famous temple, known for its Yudofu (boiled tofu), continue to attract so many people? Tamori and his group explore the magnificent Sanmon gate, renowned for its breathtaking views, and the national treasure Suirakaku aqueduct, a popular spot on social media. Furthermore, a dragon-shaped pond discovered during archaeological excavations reveals the secret story behind its founding in the Kamakura period...

The program will also explore the reasons behind the construction of the Toshogu Shrine, which enshrines Ieyasu, and the identity of Ishin Sūden, the renowned monk who connected the Tokugawa family and the Imperial family.

Tamori's travel partner will be NHK announcer Mana Sato, and the narration will be provided by singer-songwriter Aimyon.

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