Starting in July, the project team spent three months laser-scanning 19 nationally designated important cultural properties at the temple complex. The innovative project aims to create a virtual record of the heritage buildings, ensuring their preservation even in the event of a fire or a natural disaster. Data from the digital twin project can generate precise architectural drawings of the buildings, which will be invaluable for maintaining these cultural treasures, particularly for seismic retrofitting efforts, according to a temple official. A panel exhibition and video presentation showcasing the highlights of the project will be held at the temple from 27 April to 6 May.