Sarai [Aoniyoshi Nara e: 18th Anniversary Special Large Issue] Asuka, Horyuji, Yamatoji
This is the luxurious, extra-large special issue celebrating the 18th anniversary of Shogakukan's lifestyle magazine Sarai, dated October 18, 2007.
This issue is a veritable collector's item, with all 126 pages dedicated to a comprehensive feature on Nara.
■ Main Features in this Issue: 5 Major Nara Features
- Asuka: A Journey Through Ancient History: Walking Through the Tombs and Ruins of Mahoroba
- A Full Day Exploring Horyu-ji Temple: A World Heritage Site Connected to Prince Shotoku
- Walking the Yamato Road with Literary Figures: Landscapes Loved by Tatsuo Hori, Masaaki Tachihara, and others
- The Foundations of Heijo-kyo Lie in Nara: Power Struggles in the Ideal Capital
- Exploring Naramachi and a Handy Travel Guide: A Curated Guide to Seeing, Buying, and Staying
■ Interview: Hisayuki Onodera (Chief Monk of Todai-ji Temple)
This issue is a must-have for anyone who loves Nara's history, Buddhist statues, and scenery. It also serves as an excellent guidebook.
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■ Condition
Stored on a bookshelf after reading.
There are no noticeable scratches or stains, and it is in relatively clean condition with little sign of age-related changes.
■ Shipping
Immediate purchase OK
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■ Other
Please only purchase if you understand that this is a used item stored at home and inspected by an amateur.
CategoryMap / Travel GuideConditionNo noticeable scratches or marksShippingIncluded in price (by seller)FromOsaka
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