Nara Park is one of the most famous areas in Nara City. The vast area covers 660 hectares and is renowned for its free-roaming deer and world famous temples. You can buy special crackers and feed the deer.

The 25-meter-high structure is one of the largest temple gates in Japan. There are guardian kings standing in dark alcoves on both sides of the gate.

Todaiji is one of Japan's most famous and historically significant temples of Japan. The temple was built in 752 as the head temple of all Buddhist temples in Japan and became so powerful.

Higashimuki Shopping Street is a popular shopping arcade located in Nara, Japan. It runs parallel to the famous Nara Park and is one of the key attractions for visitors to the area. The street is lined with various shops, restaurants, and cafes, offering everything from traditional Japanese souvenirs to modern fashion and local delicacies. One of the main highlights of Higashimuki Shopping Street is its close proximity to historic sites, including the Todai-ji Temple, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The shopping street has a lively atmosphere and serves as a perfect place for tourists to experience both modern and traditional aspects of Japanese culture. If you're visiting Nara, Higashimuki Shopping Street is a great place to stroll, shop, and try local treats like kaki no tane (rice crackers) and narazuke (pickled vegetables). It’s an enjoyable spot to spend time, whether you’re interested in shopping, eating, or simply taking in the local culture.

Isuien Garden is a beautiful Japanese garden located in Nara. It is known for its shakkei (borrowed scenery) technique, where the surrounding natural landscape, including Mt. Wakakusa, is seamlessly incorporated into the garden’s design. This garden closes every Tuesdays, so we go to different spots if you book this tour on Tuesday.

Kasuga Taisha is considered one of the most sacred shrines in all of Japan. As a place where numerous gods are enshrined, it attracts both locals and tourists seeking an iconic Shinto experience.