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Nara trip, Nara tour
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Club Tourism's Nara trips and tours! We provide thorough support with a tour guide. We introduce famous places such as Todaiji, Kasuga Haruhi Shrine, Horyuji Yakushiji Nara Yoshinoyama, Mount Yoshino, and Nara Park, as well as information on Nara's specialty dishes and souvenirs. It's easy to search for and book tours.
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JR Central x "Let's go to Nara" Campaign
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Go to the 76th Shosoin Exhibition
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Special visit Nara included
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"Wakakusayamayaki" lights up Nara in early spring
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Long-term stay: "Living Like a Local Experience"
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Premium Stage
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Recommended places to go Nara by plane or train
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Travel Smart
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Adult Temple Trip
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Recommended from Ibaraki
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Royal Grand Stage Shiki-no-Hana: Premium Travel Experience
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Solo-Only Travel
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Relaxed Adult Getaway
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Walking, hiking and mountain climbing
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Themed Travel (hobbies/preferences)
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Cruise
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FAQ
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Related Features
JR Central × "Let's go to Nara" Campaign Recommended Tours
Tour to the 76th Shosoin Exhibition
Recommended tour with special viewing Nara
"Wakakusa Yamayaki" tour that colors Nara in early spring
Recommended tours for long-term stays: "Living Like a Local Experience"
There's more! Travel by plane or train
Recommended tours Nara
Travel Smart Recommended Tours
A journey to discover the hidden charms of shrines and temples
Adult Temple Trip
Recommended tours departing from Ibaraki
Club Tourism's top-class Domestic Travel
Royal Grand Stage Shiki-no-Hana: Premium Travel Experience Recommended Tours
Solo-Only Travel
Relaxed Adult Getaway
Walking, hiking and mountain climbing
Themed Travel (hobbies/preferences)
Cruise
Nara Tour Frequently Asked Questions
Generally, shrines and temples involve a lot of walking and stairs.
If you don't like walking long distances, try searching for tours using keywords such as "leisurely, leisurely trip" or "touring by taxi."
Yoshino, a World Heritage Site that is said to be home to a thousand cherry blossoms at a glance, is a famous spot for cherry blossom viewing.
Large buses will park in the Shimosenbon tourist parking lot, and it will be a 15-minute walk to Zaodo Hall, and then a 20-minute walk up a gentle slope to Hitomesenbon Yoshimizu Shrine.
For those who want to explore Nakasenbon and Okusenbon, we recommend a course that allows more time for exploring Yoshino or a course that includes Accommodation on Yoshino.
Hasedera Temple, Ono-ji Temple, Muroji Temple, Nara Park, etc. reach their best viewing season from late Mar. to mid-Apr.. The World Heritage Site, Yoshino Senbonzakura, can be enjoyed for a long period from late Mar. to late Apr., from Shimo, Naka, Kami, and Oku-Senbon.
The best time to see the autumn leaves is in Nov.. You can enjoy the yellow leaves in Nara Park from late Oct., and in Nov., Hasedera Temple, Muroji Temple, and Tanzan Shrine are at their best.
There is not much difference in temperature compared to Kanto, but if you are taking part in a tour that includes early morning or night visits, please take measures to protect yourself from the cold.
A great memento of your trip to Nara! Here are some recommended souvenirs selected by our tour planners.
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Kuzumochi
This is an authentic kuzumochi made with Yoshino kuzu. It is made with kuzu root that grows wild in the mountains and fields of Yoshino region, and has a light and mellow taste. It is especially delicious when eaten chilled, regardless of the season.
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Nara
Nara is famous for Nara pickles. The vegetables are salted for about two weeks to remove moisture, and then the process of pre-pickling, intermediate pickling, and final pickling is repeated several times. They are then re-pickled in new sake lees before being shipped. For those who don't like sweet things.
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Somen
Somen noodles were introduced from China during Nara period, and it is said that the priest of Ogami Shrine taught the villagers how to make them. The scene of somen noodles being dried in the sun during the frigid cold has become a seasonal winter feature in the Miwa region of Sakurai City.
It is made from wheat flour and has a chewy, unique texture.
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