Access

15 minutes on foot to Todai-ji / approximately 25 minutes on foot to Todai-ji Daibutsuden. Famous for the temple where the Great Buddha of Nara is enshrined. The Great Buddha Hall is one of the largest wooden structures in the world. It is also registered as a World Heritage Site.

Approximately a 10-minute walk to Nara Park A vast park filled with nature. It is also famous for the close interaction with deer. You can purchase deer crackers at the shop, and feeding them will surely provide a fun time with the deer!

[Horyu-ji] Train + about 45 minutes on foot It is believed to have been founded around the year 607 by Prince Shotoku. It is the oldest wooden building in the world still in existence. It is registered as a World Heritage Site.

Kofuku-ji (to the National Treasure Hall) About a 10-minute walk Kofuku-ji is located in a corner of the grassy area of Nara Park. It is a famous temple known for its five-story pagoda and the Ashura statue. It is registered as a World Heritage Site.

Approximately 15 minutes on foot from Kasuga TaishaThe vibrant vermilion shrine stands majestically.It is the head shrine of the 3,000 Kasuga shrines across the country.It is registered as a World Heritage Site.

Wakakusa Mountain: Bus + Approximately 40 Minutes on FootIt offers a panoramic view of Nara city and a wonderful scenery. In spring, you can enjoy cherry blossoms, and in autumn, the colorful leaves and pampas grass, experiencing the beauty of nature throughout the seasons. You can also see deer in various places within the mountain.

[Yakushiji] About 20 minutes by train and on footThere are many buildings that strongly evoke the atmosphere of the Nara period, including the East Tower, South Gate, Main Hall, East and West Towers, East Hall, and Great Lecture Hall. It is registered as a World Heritage Site.

Nara National Museum - About a 20-minute walkThe Nara National Museum is located in a corner of Nara Park, adjacent to Todai-ji, Kofuku-ji, and Kasuga-taisha. In a relaxed environment, you can experience the charm of Buddhist art and the richness of the history and culture behind it.

[Heijo-kyo Site] About 20 minutes by train and on foot Many people may remember the phrase "What a wonderful Heijo-kyo" from history class, right? 1300 years ago, there was the Heijo Palace in this vast area, which is about the size of 30 Koshien Stadiums, and it is currently used as a place for citizens to relax. It is registered as a World Heritage Site.

Naramachi - About a 10-minute walkNaramachi is an area centered around the former grounds of the UNESCO World Heritage Site, Gangoji Temple. The picturesque scenery lined with traditional townhouses is a highlight. Notably, the lattice facades facing the street, the narrow entrances, the box staircases, and the 'Mikage' (substitute) are famous.