| Regione | Nara (奈良県) · Kansai |
|---|---|
| Hub Principale | Nara · Kintetsu-Nara & JR Nara Stations |
| Tutte le Città | 39 |
| Cosa Vedere e Fare | Nara Park's 1,300 sacred deer, Todai-ji Great Buddha, Kasuga Taisha lanterns, Horyu-ji (world's oldest wooden buildings), Asuka ancient capitals, and Mount Yoshino. |
| Cucina Locale e Specialità | Kakinoha-zushi (persimmon-leaf wrapped mackerel/salmon sushi), Miwa somen (ultra-fine hand-pulled wheat noodles in Sakurai), Asuka nabe (milk & chicken hotpot), Yomogi mochi (Nakatanidou freshly pounded mugwort mochi) |
| Periodo Migliore | Spring & Autumn |
Come Arrivare e Muoversi
Kintetsu-Nara & JR Nara Stations — 35–45m direct from Kyoto or Osaka-Namba via Kintetsu Rapid/Limited Express or the JR Nara / Yamatoji lines.
Cosa Vedere e Fare
Nara Park's 1,300 sacred deer, Todai-ji Great Buddha, Kasuga Taisha lanterns, Horyu-ji (world's oldest wooden buildings), Asuka ancient capitals, and Mount Yoshino.
Cucina Locale e Specialità
Kakinoha-zushi (persimmon-leaf wrapped mackerel/salmon sushi), Miwa somen (ultra-fine hand-pulled wheat noodles in Sakurai), Asuka nabe (milk & chicken hotpot), Yomogi mochi (Nakatanidou freshly pounded mugwort mochi).
Tutte le Città (39) — Nara (奈良県)
Frequently asked questions
Cosa Vedere e Fare — Nara (奈良県)?
Nara (奈良県, Kansai): Nara Park's 1,300 sacred deer, Todai-ji Great Buddha, Kasuga Taisha lanterns, Horyu-ji (world's oldest wooden buildings), Asuka ancient capitals, and Mount Yoshino. (Nara, Yamatotakada, Yamatokōriyama, Tenri, Kashihara).
Come Arrivare e Muoversi — Nara (奈良県)?
Hub Principale: Kintetsu-Nara & JR Nara Stations (Nara). 35–45m direct from Kyoto or Osaka-Namba via Kintetsu Rapid/Limited Express or the JR Nara / Yamatoji lines.
Cucina Locale e Specialità — Nara (奈良県)?
Nara (奈良県): Kakinoha-zushi (persimmon-leaf wrapped mackerel/salmon sushi), Miwa somen (ultra-fine hand-pulled wheat noodles in Sakurai), Asuka nabe (milk & chicken hotpot), Yomogi mochi (Nakatanidou freshly pounded mugwort mochi).
Periodo Migliore — Nara (奈良県)?
Spring & Autumn — Early–mid April for Mount Yoshino's 30,000 cherry trees; October–November for golden ginkgo and maples in Nara Park and Hasedera.