1988年我在日本作文物考察时,曾参观过多处佛寺及佛寺遗址,对日本古代佛寺特别是对相当中国隋唐时期及此前早期佛寺整体布局的考古发掘、复原和展示渐有印象。在参观国立奈良博物馆时,正好该馆在举办一个佛教展览,我曾就日本古代塔寺布局询问过井口喜晴课长。他送我一份日本飞鸟时代到奈良时代佛寺平面布局演变图。几天后拜访关西大学网干善教教授,他又送我一本他的新作《飞鸟发掘》,书中有朝鲜半岛和日本列岛早期佛寺布局图多例,可以看出由北(朝鲜半岛)向南(日本列岛)发展演变 When I was studying artifacts in Japan in 1988, I visited many Buddhist temples and Buddhist temple sites, impressing the ancient Buddhist temples in Japan, especially the archeological excavations, restoration and exhibitions that corresponded with the overall layout of the Buddhist temples in the early Sui and Tang dynasties in China. During the visit to the Nara National Museum, just in front of the museum is holding a Buddhist exhibition, I had asked the well-known head of the well-known Japanese Pagoda temple layout. He sent me a picture of the evolution of the layout of the Buddhist temple in Nara during the Asuka period. A few days later, he visited Kansai University’s Netsu Kaneyama professor and sent me a copy of his new book, “The Asuka Excavation.” There are many examples of layouts of early buddhist monasteries in the Korean Peninsula and the Japanese Archipelago. It can be seen from the North (North Korea) South (Japanese archipelago) development and evolution