Historical landmark • 326 Ikenouchichō, Yamatokoriyama, Nara 639-1027, Japan
Nara Prefecture, steeped in grand history, boasts numerous captivating tourist spots. Among them, Gyuh-no-miya, quietly nestled in a small district of Ikunocho, Oyodo, captures an eerie atmosphere that seems to transcend time and space.
Upon visiting this place, one is suddenly greeted by a stone monument in the quiet forest surrounded by trees. The signpost displays the legend of 'Gyuh-no-miya,' which has been passed down from ancient times. The story tells of a white cow, transformed by the power of a great Buddha sleeping at this place, warning the villagers of a major disaster.
'Gyuh-no-miya' is an esteemed historical site dating back to the Nara period. It is faithfully preserved by the inhabitants of Ikunocho. Every year, a festival is held by the local people to strive for the continuation of traditions.
The quaint stone monument, which also served as the stage for legends, not only evokes thoughts of history but also allures with an invitation to a mysterious world. Why not come and feel the lingering charm of these memorable tales?
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