A Humpday Visual
This may be easy but here goes... What building is this and what distinction does it have relevant to this forum? I want both answers please.
Tom
Est. 1998 — 27 years of woodworking knowledge
A Humpday Visual
This may be easy but here goes... What building is this and what distinction does it have relevant to this forum? I want both answers please.
Tom
Re: A Humpday Visual
I'm old, really really old, and wood
glc
Not really
Yes, it's darn old and yes, it's wood. But that's not its distinction. Good guess though!
T.
Re: A Humpday Visual
Bummer. I know that I have seen that building before, but can't remember in what context ;-(
Re: A Humpday Visual
I recognize that building. It is notable for several things. I assume you are more interested in what it is rather than what it contains.
" Today" it is as big as they get
but only 2/3 of its original wooden self. Butthe main item is the icon inside. Nara a complaint of the value to the Japanese
;-)
Re: A Humpday Visual
I saw something like it in Kyoto Japan in 1954. Kyoto had been the Imperial Capitol before Tokyo.
Answer
Gary wins the Golden Uni today for knowing that the building is the Great Buddha Hall in Nara, Japan. Although some of it is now gone it is still the largest building made of wood. How big? The ants in the picture are people going into the building.
Tom