Nara Park

Stroll through Nara Park and experience the unique harmony between nature, history, and the city’s famous free-roaming deer. Walking at a relaxed pace allows you to fully enjoy the scenery, avoid busy areas, and connect with the peaceful atmosphere of this iconic destination.

 

Nandaimon Gate

Admire the impressive Nandaimon Gate, the Great Southern Gate of Todai-ji Temple. Standing tall as a symbol of strength and history, it is guarded by two powerful statues that create a striking first impression. Take a moment to appreciate the scale and craftsmanship of this remarkable structure.

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Todai-ji Temple

Explore the magnificent Todai-ji Temple and discover its rich history. Inside, you’ll find the famous Daibutsuden Hall, home to Japan’s largest bronze Buddha statue. You’ll also have the chance to try passing through the “Buddha’s nostril,” a fun and symbolic experience believed to bring good luck.

 

Kikuichi – Japanese Craftsmanship

Visit the historic Kikuichi Monju Shiro Kanenaga, a renowned knife-making company with centuries of tradition. Learn about Japanese cutlery, its craftsmanship, and receive expert advice if you’re interested in high-quality knives. Originally swordsmiths, this is a unique opportunity to connect with authentic Japanese craftsmanship.

 

Kasuga Taisha Shrine

Walk to the beautiful Kasuga Taisha, one of Nara’s most important Shinto shrines. Surrounded by forest, it is known for its thousands of lanterns and deep spiritual atmosphere. Here, you’ll learn about Shinto beliefs, the connection with nature, and have the opportunity to make a wish in this peaceful setting.