International orders will be shipped with an international stamp. I ship 4 postcards to an envelope and will issue a refund for shipping overage. 

This captivating vintage postcard features a striking black and white real photo image of the iconic Todaiji Temple, specifically the Daibutsu-den (Great Buddha Hall), in Nara, Japan. The detailed photographic reproduction beautifully captures the grandeur of what was once the world's largest wooden building, showcasing its magnificent multi-tiered roof and intricate architectural details, set against a backdrop of traditional Japanese landscaping. The front bears both English and Japanese script identifying the famous Buddhist temple, a testament to its enduring historical and cultural significance.

The reverse side reveals a glimpse into the past, having been mailed from "On Board Asama" and bearing a Japanese postage stamp with a clear postmark dated July 14, 1928. The handwritten message from "Abbie" to "Mrs. Margaret Holmes" in Pennsylvania describes the awe-inspiring Buddhist temple, adding a personal touch to this collectible piece of Japanese history. This postcard is a wonderful artifact for collectors of Japanese memorabilia, architectural history, or vintage travel ephemera, offering a tangible connection to early 20th-century global voyages and the majestic landmarks encountered.