Along a Passageway.
At Houryu-ji, Ikaruga-cho, Ikoma-gun, Nara-ken, Japan. 
This is the last photo from Houryu-ji, unfortunately some of the best things that might link Prince Shoutoku to Keikyo (the old name for Christianity) were a few artworks in the treasure hall where no photos are allowed. Unlike the Uzumasa Temple and Shrine were they have things linking them to Christianity and Judaism in the Architecture, Houryu-ji any possible links could only be found in a few of the artworks. However we didn't see the western section of the temple grounds because we ran out of time. There also are a number of other sites related to Prince Shoutoku, so maybe later we'll continue our investigations.
Unusual Architectural Features.
At Houryu-ji, Ikaruga-cho, Ikoma-gun, Nara-ken, Japan.
A Wider Shot of the a Temple Building and Shirare-zakura.
At Houryu-ji, Ikaruga-cho, Ikoma-gun, Nara-ken, Japan.
Shidare-zakaru (Weeping Cherry) at Houryu-ji.
Ikaruga-cho, Ikoma-gun, Nara-ken, Japan.
Sakura Tree in the Grounds of Houryu-ji.
Ikaruga-cho, Ikoma-gun, Nara-ken, Japan.
Sakura Blooms at Houryu-ji.
Ikaruga-cho, Ikoma-gun, Nara-ken, Japan.
Japan's Oldest 5 Storey Pagoda.
Inside the Grounds of Houryu-ji.
Looking at the oldest wooden building in world the Kon-do of Houryu-ji.
Dating back to around the late 7th century AD.
Along a Passageway.
At Houryu-ji, Ikaruga-cho, Ikoma-gun, Nara-ken, Japan.
This is the last photo from Houryu-ji, unfortunately some of the best things that might link Prince Shoutoku to Keikyo (the old name for Christianity) were a few artworks in the treasure hall where no photos are allowed. Unlike the Uzumasa Temple and Shrine were they have things linking them to Christianity and Judaism in the Architecture, Houryu-ji any possible links could only be found in a few of the artworks. However we didn't see the western section of the temple grounds because we ran out of time. There also are a number of other sites related to Prince Shoutoku, so maybe later we'll continue our investigations.
Along a Passageway.
At Houryu-ji, Ikaruga-cho, Ikoma-gun, Nara-ken, Japan. 
This is the last photo from Houryu-ji, unfortunately some of the best things that might link Prince Shoutoku to Keikyo (the old name for Christianity) were a few artworks in the treasure hall where no photos are allowed. Unlike the Uzumasa Temple and Shrine were they have things linking them to Christianity and Judaism in the Architecture, Houryu-ji any possible links could only be found in a few of the artworks. However we didn't see the western section of the temple grounds because we ran out of time. There also are a number of other sites related to Prince Shoutoku, so maybe later we'll continue our investigations.
Along a Passageway.
At Houryu-ji, Ikaruga-cho, Ikoma-gun, Nara-ken, Japan.
This is the last photo from Houryu-ji, unfortunately some of the best things that might link Prince Shoutoku to Keikyo (the old name for Christianity) were a few artworks in the treasure hall where no photos are allowed. Unlike the Uzumasa Temple and Shrine were they have things linking them to Christianity and Judaism in the Architecture, Houryu-ji any possible links could only be found in a few of the artworks. However we didn't see the western section of the temple grounds because we ran out of time. There also are a number of other sites related to Prince Shoutoku, so maybe later we'll continue our investigations.
See photo in original gallery.