• Higashimuki Shopping Street - Located in Nara, Higashimuki Shopping Street is a vibrant arcade brimming with shops, eateries, and souvenirs, offering a delightful mix of traditional and contemporary Japanese culture.
• Kofuku-ji Temple - Kofuku-ji Temple, a UNESCO World Heritage site in Nara, is celebrated for its iconic five-story pagoda, the second tallest in Japan, and its rich Buddhist history.
• Yumekaze Plaza - Yume-Kaze Hiroba is a delightful shopping and dining area featuring local delicacies and souvenirs. It also serves as a convenient route to Todai-ji Temple, making it an ideal stop during your Nara journey.
• Todai-ji Temple - Todai-ji Temple, a UNESCO World Heritage site, stands as one of Japan’s most iconic landmarks. It houses the Great Buddha (Daibutsu), one of the largest bronze Buddha statues globally, and its enormous wooden hall, the Daibutsuden, is the largest wooden structure of its kind. A symbol of Nara’s rich history, the temple offers a profound cultural and spiritual experience.
• Todai-ji Nigatsudo Kuden - Niigatsudo, part of Todai-ji Temple, provides breathtaking views of Nara and is renowned for its Omizutori ceremony, held every March. This ancient tradition, over 1,200 years old, heralds the arrival of spring with torch-lit rituals.
• Tamukeyama Hachimangu - Tamukeyama Hachimangu Shrine is a historic Shinto shrine situated on the eastern side of Nara Park, near Todai-ji Temple. Established in 749, it was constructed to enshrine Hachiman, the guardian deity of Todai-ji and its Great Buddha. The shrine has long been linked with samurai and warriors, as Hachiman is regarded as the god of war and protection. Surrounded by nature, it offers a tranquil atmosphere and is particularly stunning during autumn when the leaves change color.
• Nara Park - Nara Park is a stunning, expansive park renowned for its friendly, free-roaming deer. Visitors can enjoy the unique experience of feeding these gentle creatures, making it a memorable part of your visit to Nara.
• Kasuga Grand Shrine - Kasuga Taisha Shrine, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is one of Nara’s most significant Shinto shrines. Known for its hundreds of stone and bronze lanterns, the shrine is dedicated to the deity of the Fujiwara clan and is a serene, spiritual site surrounded by lush forest.
• Ukimido - Ukimido, also known as the Floating Hall, is a picturesque pavilion located on the edge of the Sagi-ike Pond in Nara. The hall is famous for its serene reflection on the water, creating a tranquil and beautiful scene, especially during sunrise and sunset.
• Harushika Brewery - (For those interested, sake tasting is available for 700 yen) Harushika Brewery is renowned for producing high-quality sake using traditional methods. Known for its rich, smooth flavor, Harushika sake is crafted from locally grown rice and pure mountain water, offering a true taste of Nara’s brewing heritage.
• Naramachi Townhouse of Traditional Lifestyle - “Nara Machi Nigiwai House” is a traditional merchant house in Naramachi where visitors can step inside and experience the charm of old Japanese architecture, along with displays of local crafts and cultural exhibits.

• Entrance Fees: Todai-ji Temple (800 yen)
• Stunning professional photos taken during the tour
• Free Wi-Fi
• Deer Crackers for Feeding Deer
• Passionate Local English-Speaking Guide

• Public Transportation Fare (about 1200 yen): Applicable only for departures from Kyoto.
• Sake Tasting Fee (700 yen): Applicable only to those who wish to participate.

Begin your day with our exclusive morning tour and explore Nara’s premier attractions before the crowds gather! As Japan’s inaugural capital, Nara presents a remarkable fusion of history and nature. Enjoy feeding the amiable wild deer, visit Todai-ji to marvel at the world’s largest bronze Buddha, and finish with a sake tasting to enjoy the local flavors. In just a few hours, this tour provides a relaxed and efficient way to experience the highlights of Nara. It’s an ideal day trip for those staying in Kyoto or Osaka who wish to discover Nara’s charm!

《PLEASE READ CAREFULLY》
➡ This tour is crafted as a WALKING experience, utilizing public transportation and ample time on foot to explore Nara.
➡ If you arrive late for the meeting time, you will not be able to join the tour or receive a refund.

• The tour in Nara lasts approximately 4 hours. However, if you choose the Kyoto departure option, the total duration will be about 5 hours, including the train travel time.
• Sake tasting at Harushika Brewery is optional. If you choose to participate, the tour duration will be slightly extended.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.