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"Is It Like This Everywhere in Nara?" Hyodo Investigates the Location of a 1955 Photograph Showing Children Playing at Nara's "Giant Thirteen-Story Pagoda"! It Turns Out to Be an "Important Cultural Property"—a Flower Temple Saved From the Brink of Ruin by Cosmos Flowers [Hyodo Taiki's Then and Now Walk]

"Hyodo Taiki's Then and Now Stroll," where we rediscover a city through a single photograph. This time, we start from Sarusawa Pond, a tourist spot in Nara City. Hyodo was given an old photograph taken in Nara City in 1955. [Hyodo Taiki] "This also has a certain charm... I wonder what kind of tower it is?" The photograph shows a stone tower with something resembling a Buddha statue carved into it, and three children playing on it. [Hyodo Taiki] …
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"Hyodo Taiki's Then and Now Stroll," where we rediscover a city through a single photograph. This time, we start from Sarusawa Pond, a tourist spot in Nara City. Hyodo was given an old photograph taken in Nara City in 1955. [Hyodo Taiki] "This also has a certain charm... I wonder what kind of tower it is?" The photograph shows a stone tower with something resembling a Buddha statue carved into it, and three children playing on it. [Hyodo Taiki] …

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FNN.jpプライムオンライン broke the news on Sunday, November 1, 2026.
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