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- Todai-ji Temple · Official information
- Kasuga Taisha · Official information
- Ishibutai Kofun · Official information
- Mount Yoshino · Official information
- Kofuku-ji Temple · Official information
- Gango-ji Temple · Official information
- Nara National Museum · Official information
- Isuien Garden · Official information
- Yakushi-ji Temple · Official information
- Toshodai-ji Temple · Official information
- Horyu-ji Temple · Official information
- Ohmiwa Jinja Shrine · Official information
- Murou-ji Temple · Official information
- Harushika Sake Store · Official information
- Awa Naramachi · Official information
- Kashihara City Museum of History · Official information
- Nara Hotel · Official information
- Himuro Shrine · Official information
- Nara Prefectural Office Rooftop: A 360-Degree City View · Official information
- Okadera Temple (Ryugaiji) · Official information
- Café Kotodama · Official information
- Yumeichi Chaya · Official information
- Asuka Niimasu Shrine · Official information
- Asuka Historical Museum · Official information
- Kitora Tumulus Shijin-no-Yakata · Official information
- Takamatsuzuka Mural Museum · Official information
- Sakafuneishi Archaeological Site · Prefecture visitor guide
- Saruishi: Four Human-Faced Stones at Kibi-hime's Tomb · Official information
- Kameishi: Asuka's Tortoise Stone · Official information
- Oni-no-Manaita and Oni-no-Setchin: Stone Remains and Ogre Folklore · Official information
- Inabuchi Terraced Rice Fields: A Working Landscape · Official information
- Tenmu and Jitō Imperial Tomb: Visit the Worship Area · Official information
- Tachibanadera Temple: Shōtoku Tradition and the Two-Faced Stone · Official information
- Shimo-Hirata Manyōshū Stele: A Song of a Swift River · Official information
- Tamamo Bridge and the Asuka River Manyō Marker · Official information
- Ikazuchi Hill (Raikyū): A Hill in the Asuka Landscape · Official information
- Fujiwara Palace Site: Read the First Planned Capital · Official information
- Fujiwara Palace Site Museum: See What the Fields Hide · Official information
- Tengyokudō Terrace: Taste Yoshino Kudzu in Asuka · Official information
- Kashihara City Fujiwara-kyō Exhibition Room: See the Capital in Miniature · Official information
- Kashihara Jingū: A Meiji Shrine Beside Mount Unebi · Official information
- Imai Townscape Preservation Center: Step Inside a Restored House · Official information
- Emperor Jimmu's Mausoleum: Understand a Living Memorial · Official information
- Takagi Residence: An Upper-Storey Merchant House in Imaicho · Official information
- Kamihan Toyoda Memorial Museum: Read Imaicho Through a Merchant Collection · Official information
- Otomura Residence: A Merchant Kitchen Behind Imaicho's Façade · Official information
- Ueda Residence: An Imaicho Elder's Corner House · Official information
- Nakahashi Residence: A Rice Merchant's House by Shōnenji · Official information
- Grand Mercure Nara Kashihara: A Rail-Side Base for Asuka · Official information
- Kashihara Oak Hotel: A Small-Scale Rail Base · Official information
- Cafe Hackberry: A Meal Inside a Reworked Imaicho House · Official information
- Kita Sake Brewery: Book a Miyokiku Brewery Visit · Official information
- OTENKI Terrace · Official information
- Hana: Seasonal Vegetables and Fish near Yamatoyagi Station · Official information
- Kokoro Gohan · Official information
- Coffee Sanpo · Official information
- Asuka Rental Cycle — Asuka Station · Official information
- Asuka Yume Hanbaijo Farmers' Market · Official information
- Asukabito no Yakata Visitor Centre · Official information
- Asuka Rental Cycle — Kashiharajingū-mae · Official information
- Asuka Guest House: A Shared Base Near Asuka-dera · Official information
- Dounomae Rent-A-Cycle · Official information
- Hashimoto Cycle Center · Official information
- Cafe Rakia · Official information
- Catfish Café · Official information
- Kashihara Navi Plaza: Plan a Southern Nara Day at Yamato-Yagi · Official information
- Koshitsukagomon Kofun · Prefecture visitor guide
- Mizuki Kofun · Prefecture visitor guide
- Niizawa Senzuka Kofun Cluster · Prefecture visitor guide
- Iwayayama Kofun · Prefecture visitor guide
- Kengoshizuka Kofun · Prefecture visitor guide
- Abe Monju-in West Kofun · Official information
- Kitora Kofun: A Painted Tomb Beneath Asuka's Hills · Official information
- Takamatsuzuka Kofun: The Painted Tomb of Asuka · Official information
- Nakaoyama Kofun · Official information
- Oiwa No. 3 Stone Coffin at Dainichidō · Official information
- Oiwa Dainichidō Hall and Dainichi Nyorai · Official information
- Ishigami Kofun · Official information
- Makigamine Kofun · Official information
- Okamine Kofun · Official information
- Muro Miyayama Kofun · Prefecture visitor guide
- Muro Hachiman Shrine · Prefecture visitor guide
- Gose City Cultural Property Exhibition Room · Prefecture visitor guide
- Midoro South Kofun · Official information
- Midoro North Kofun · Official information
- Kawaradera Temple Ruins & Gufukuji · Official information
- Manyoshu Poem Stele at Kawaradera · Prefecture visitor guide
- Amanokaguyama Shrine & Jitō's Poem Stele · Prefecture visitor guide
- Wakigami Kansuzuka Kofun · Official information
- Yashibu Yamaguchi Shrine · Prefecture visitor guide
- Amano-Ishitate Shrine & Ichitōseki · Prefecture visitor guide
- Hōtokuji Temple and the Yagyu Family Cemetery · Prefecture visitor guide
- Jūbei's Cedar · Official information
- Yagyu Shimozuka Kofun · Official information
- Ataya Stone Buddhas · Official information
- Hōsō Jizō and the Shōchō Tokusei Inscription · Official information
- Former Yagyu Domain Jinya Ruins · Prefecture visitor guide
- Former Yagyu Domain Chief Retainer's Residence · Prefecture visitor guide
- Yagyu Yasaka Shrine (Former Shinomiya Daimyojin) · Official information
- Nara Prefecture Historical and Artistic Culture Complex · Official information
- Isonokami Jingu Shrine · Official information
- Abe Monju-in Temple · Official information
- Kasuga Taisha Man'yo Botanical Garden · Official information
- Nara Prefecture Complex of Man'yo Culture · Official information
- Koriyama Castle Ruins · Official information
- Heijo Palace Site · Official information
- Yoshikien Garden · Official information
- Shin-Yakushi-ji Temple · Official information
- Asuka-dera Temple · Prefecture visitor guide
- Amakashi Hill · Official information
- Imaicho Historic Town · Official information
- Imai Machiya House · Official information
- Imanishi Family Residence · Official information
- Former Kometani Residence · Official information
- Kawai Sake Brewery · Prefecture visitor guide
- Hasedera Temple · Official information
- Tanzan Shrine · Official information
- Chugu-ji Temple · Official information
- Kinpusen-ji Temple · Official information
- Yoshimizu Shrine · Official information
- Soni Highland · Official information
- Mitarai Valley · Official information
- Menfudo Limestone Cave · Official information
- Tanize Suspension Bridge · Official information
- Heijo-kyo Rajomon Gate Site and Bridge Viewpoint · Official information
- Soni Kogen Farm Garden · Official information
- Okame-no-yu Hot Spring · Official information
- Soni Okome-no-yakata Rice-Bread Hall · Official information
- Forest Auberge Hoshizaki Kirara · Official information
- Kadofusa Jinja Shrine and Its Leaf-Bearing Ginkgo · Official information
- Tateokayama Kofun Cluster: Three Small Tombs and a Local Legend · Official information
- Byobuiwa Park and the Sheer Cliffs · Official information
- Okukochi Valley: Soni's Volcanic Mountain Landscape · Official information
- Sun Village Soni: Camp, Cottages and Mountain Air · Official information
- HANARART 2026: Contemporary Art in Nara's Machiya Towns · Official information
- Soni's Fujibakama Field: Watch the Chestnut Tiger's Migration · Official information
- Cafe Fluke: A Relaxed Meal Break in Higashimuki Arcade · Official information
- Cherry's Spoon: Coffee and Cake in a Former Kimono Shop · Official information
- Ayanas: Kimono Crafts, Everyday Accessories and Care · Official information
- Gojo Shinmachi Historic Street · Official information
- Gojo Shinmachi Machiya-kan · Official information
- Gojo City Museum of History and Culture: Gojo Baum · Official information
- Kaki Persimmon Museum: Inside Gojo's Giant Fruit · Official information
- Eisan-ji Temple · Official information
- Kakinohazushi Yamato Gojo Main Store · Official information
- Hozan-ji Temple · Official information
- Ikoma Cable Car · Official information
- Goryō Shrine Main Shrine · Official information
- Naramachi Goryo Shrine: A Neighbourhood Guardian with a Festival Legacy · Official information
- Koshin-do: Naramachi’s Shrine to Shomen Kongō · Prefecture visitor guide
- Tokuyuji Temple: Naramachi's Chujo-hime Memorial Grounds · Official information
- Kōrinji Temple: Fujiwara Toyonari and Naramachi Tea Culture · Official information
- Tanjoji Temple: A Well at the Heart of the Chujo-hime Tradition · Official information
- Ikoma Sanjo Amusement Park · Official information
- Shigisan Chogosonshi-ji Temple · Official information
- Shigisan Kanko Hotel · Official information
- Hakomotokan Konya Indigo Workshop · Official information
- Koriyama Goldfish Museum · Official information
- Honkekikuya Main Shop · Official information
- Jikoin Temple · Official information
- Kashihara City Museum of Insects · Official information
- Machiya Monogatari-kan (Former Kawamoto House) · Official information
- Yanagisawa Bunko History Library · Official information
- Yanagisawa Shrine · Official information
- Taimadera Temple · Official information
- Kehayaza Sumo Museum · Official information
- Umenoyado Brewery & Direct Shop · Official information
- Takagamo Shrine · Official information
- Katsuragi Hitokotonushi Shrine · Official information
- Katsuragi Ropeway · Official information
- Mount Katsuragi Highland · Official information
- Katsuragi Kogen Lodge · Official information
- Michi-no-Eki Katsuragi Roadside Station · Official information
- Jiyuda Terrace at Haibara Station · Official information
- Kubo Honke Hanare Brewery Café · Official information
- Uda Matsuyama Historic Townscape · Official information
- Udaji Ouda Road Station · Official information
- Kubo Honke Brewery and Direct Shop · Official information
- Matabe Sakura (Hongo's Waterfall Cherry) · Official information
- Murou Art Forest · Official information
- Ohnoji Temple and the Miroku Cliff Carving · Official information
- Hashimotoya Ryokan in Murou · Official information
- Hashimotoya Mountain-Vegetable Dining · Official information
- Murou Ryuketsu Shrine · Official information
- Myokissho Ryuketsu Sacred Cave · Official information
- Nara Park Bus Terminal Rooftop Garden & Visitor Centre · Official information
- Udaji Murou Road Station · Official information
- Tebura BBQ Murou · Official information
- Anzanji Temple and the Koyasu Jizo · Official information
- Murou Fukano Terraced Fields and Sasayuri Village · Official information
- Mukobuchi Wild Lily-of-the-Valley Colony · Official information
- Lake Murou and Haibara Fureai Square · Official information
- Ryuchin Falls and Fukatani Gorge · Official information
- Murou Fushigi Forest Park · Official information
- Ichinyoan Soba and Plant-Based Dining · Official information
- B&B Nishimine Farm Stay · Official information
- Sasayuri Ann Thatched-House Stay · Official information
- Chogaku-ji Temple and the Yamanobe Road · Official information
- Tenri Trail Center at Yanagimoto · Official information
- Kurotsuka Kofun and City Museum · Official information
- Tenri Kanko Farm: Citrus and Countryside Activities · Official information
- Nara Plaza Hotel: Stay beside Nara Kenko Land · Official information
- Nara Kenko Land: Baths, Saunas and Seasonal Pool · Official information
- Le Reve: French Dining in a Tenri Farmhouse · Official information
- Yatogi Jinja and Its Thatched Worship Hall · Official information
- Yoshida Kaya: Nara Mosquito-Net Cloth and a Historic Shop · Official information
- Kikuoka Kanpo: A Naramachi Pharmacy and Spice Workshop · Official information
- Ikeda Gankodo: Nara Fans Cut by Hand · Official information
- Nara Crafts Museum: A Guide to the City's Makers · Official information
- Nara Brush Tanaka: Meet the Maker, Finish a Brush · Official information
- Kobaien: Nara Ink and Hands-on Sumi Making · Official information
- Nawrap: Nara Mosquito-Net Cloth in Naramachi · Official information
- Morino Sample: Make a Tiny Piece of Japanese Food Art · Official information
- Mafu Okai: Weave Nara Sarashi Linen · Official information
- Kiyosumi no Sato AWA: A Farm-to-Table Meal in the Hills · Official information
- Kanakana · Official information
- Mia's Bread: Sandwiches at the New Takabatake Shop · Official information
- Gen: Hand-Ground Soba in a Naramachi House · Official information
- Kakinohazushi Tanaka: Sushi and Tea by Kintetsu Nara · Official information
- Ryozanpaku: Seasonal Kaiseki and Nara Sake · Official information
- LAMP BAR: Story-led Cocktails in Central Nara · Official information
- Naranomi: Contemporary Everyday Craft in Naramachi · Official information
- Nakanishi Yosaburo: Seasonal Wagashi in a Naramachi Machiya · Official information
- Ichijo Shin-Omiya: Seafood and Japanese Izakaya Classics · Official information
- Kasuga Hotel: A Ryokan at Nara Park's Station Gate · Official information
- Nara Backpackers: A Shared Stay in a Historic Japanese House · Official information
- Hotel OBANA: A Naramachi Base with a Local Breakfast · Official information
- Hotel Nikko Nara: Stay Directly at JR Nara Station · Official information
- Hanaya Tokubei: Pilgrim-Town Ryokan in Dorogawa · Official information
- Asukaso: A Naramachi Ryokan beside Sarusawa Pond · Official information
- Chikurin-in Gunpoen: Garden Lodging on Yoshino Mountain · Official information
- Hotel Suginoyu: Hot-Spring Stay by Otaki Lake · Official information
- Hotobil: A Small, Home-Style Stay by Kyobate · Official information
- Kotonoyado Musashino: A Ryokan within Nara Park · Official information
- Yuzan Guesthouse: A Century-Old House Near Nara's Two Stations · Official information
- Nara Washington Hotel Plaza: A Sanjo-dori Base Between the Stations and Park · Official information
- Nara Guesthouse 3F: A Group Stay Above the Shopping Streets · Official information
- Naramachi Guesthouse: A Whole Machiya with a Lantern Garden · Official information
- FUFU Nara: Suite Stay, Natural Hot-Spring Baths and Tekisui Dining · Official information
- Fujii Risaburo Yakubo: A Yoshino Shop for Daranisuke · Official information
- French Omo Ya Naramachi: Creative French Cooking in a Late-Edo House · Official information
- Jigenji Temple: Nara's Persimmon Tree and Prayer Tradition · Official information
- Com Ngon: Vietnamese Noodles and Home-Style Dishes in Higashimuki · Official information
- Otaki Dam Disaster Learning Station: Reserve a Water-Safety Visit · Official information
- Forest and Water Headwaters Museum: Read Kawakami's River Story · Official information
- Suginoyu Kawakami Roadside Station: A Food Stop on Route 169 · Official information
- Niu Kawakami Upper Shrine: Rain Prayers Above Otaki Lake · Official information
- Takumi no Mura: Make Pottery in Kawakami's Artist Village · Official information
- Seirei Falls: Dragonfly Legend and Three Waterfall Views · Official information
- Kawakami G2 Center: Plan the Headwaters Before You Go · Official information
- Otaki Chaya: Taste Kawakami's Salt-Cured Persimmon-Leaf Sushi · Official information
- Yoshino Sugi Kōbō: See the Timber Work Behind Kawakami Crafts · Official information
- Kawakami Gateway: Bakery and Provisions Before the Valley Road · Official information
- Tokuoka: Handmade Persimmon-Leaf Sushi and Yomogi Rice Cakes · Official information
- Matsuya: Weekend Persimmon-Leaf Sushi Wrapped in Homegrown Leaves · Prefecture visitor guide
- Hyōtarō: Persimmon-Leaf Sushi Beside Yoshino's Copper Torii · Official information
- Yoshino History Museum: Read the Valley through Miyataki · Official information
- Inuzuka Dog Mound, Kuzu · Official information
- Kuzu no Mori Community Grounds and Campsite · Official information
- Sakuragi Shrine, Kisa Valley · Official information
- Kiyomihara Shrine: Kuzu Music above the Yoshino River · Official information
- Naramachi Koshi-no-Ie: Read the Plan of a Townhouse · Official information
- Naramachi Mechanical Toy Museum: Play First, Book Making Separately · Official information
- Naramachi Museum: Everyday Belief, Shop Signs and Local Objects · Official information
- Eya Bridge Remains: Traces of Nara's Hidden River · Official information
- Shimaka Bridge: An Edo-Period Stone Crossing in Naramachi · Official information
- Isagawa Jizo: Stone Buddhas beside Shimaka Bridge · Official information
- Uneme Shrine: A Small Lakeside Shrine with a Moonlit Festival · Prefecture visitor guide
- Sarusawa Pond: A Historic View with a Tower Under Repair · Prefecture visitor guide
- Shōrinji: The Eleven-Faced Kannon Beyond Miwa · Official information
- Miwa Sōmen Senjutei: Noodles Made Where They Belong · Official information
- Mimuro at Shiratamaya Eiju: A Miwa Monaka and Tearoom · Official information
- Miwa Denshō Brewery: A New Window on Sacred Sake · Official information
- Hanamori: A Garden Lunch Along the Yamanobe Trail · Official information
- Idera Pond: The Yamatotakeru Poem and a Valley of Views · Official information
- Nukata no Ōkimi’s Miwayama Poem Stele · Official information
- Autumn Kemari Festival at Tanzan Shrine · Official information
- Kemari Costume and Ball-Kicking Experience at Tanzan Shrine · Official information
- The Traditional Deer Antler-Cutting Event at Rokuen · Official information
- Kasuga Wakamiya Onmatsuri: Four Days of Ritual and Performing Arts · Official information
- Meoto Daikokusha: A Paired-Deity Shrine in Kasuga's Southern Precinct · Official information
- Rokuen Deer Learning Tour and Antler-Strap Workshop (Groups) · Official information
- Busshoe: Buddha's Birthday Flower Festival at Todaiji · Official information
- Dadaoshi: Hasedera's Demon-Dismissal Fire Rite · Official information
- Chugen Mantoro: Kasuga Taisha's August Lantern Rite · Official information
- Fukuin Temple: A Rare Fukuukenjaku Kannon and a Refuge in Takabatake · Official information
- Fukuchiin Temple: A Giant Jizo in Naramachi · Official information
- Asuka Strawberry Picking: A Reservation-Based Village Farm Experience · Official information
- Ikoma Taisha: A Mountain Shrine and Its Fire Festival · Official information
- Soni Lion Dance at Kadofusa Shrine's Autumn Festival · Official information
- Jizoe Lantern Offering at Gangoji Temple · Official information
- Kintetsu Nara Station Tourist Information Center · Official information
- Nara Okuyama Driveway: Three Routes through Hills and Forest · Official information
- Shoryaku-ji: The Mountain Temple Known as the Brocade Village · Official information
- Shigisan Nodokamura: A Hands-on Farm above the Yamato Basin · Official information
- Takayama Chikurinen: The Bamboo Craft and Chasen Centre · Official information
- Shigisan Gyokuzoin: Stay at a Temple on the Mountain of Bishamonten · Official information
- Umasshu: Taste Sake from Nara's 29 Breweries · Official information
- Nara Izumi Yusai: A Paid Sake Tasting Room in Naramachi · Official information
- Yasokichi: Fresh Yoshino Kudzu Sweets in the Mountain Town · Official information
- Shigisan Senjuin: Temple Lodging, Meditation and Waterfall Practice · Official information
- Tenrikyo Church Headquarters: A Guide to the Sanctuary and Worship · Official information
- ume, yamazoe: A Three-Room Mountain Retreat with a Wood-Fired Sauna · Official information
- Tsurubesushi Yasuke: Yoshino Ayu Cuisine in an 800-Year Sushi House · Official information
- Hōki-in: Tokudō's Small Temple on the Hase Approach · Official information
- Sōmen Morishō: A Garden Lunch Beside Ōmiwa Shrine · Official information
- Nishiuchi Brewery: Sake and Older Timber Below Tanzan · Official information
- Shirozakeya: Fresh Mugwort Mochi on Hasedera's Approach · Official information
- Yamada Sake Store: Nara Sake Along the Hasedera Pilgrimage Road · Official information
- Hatsuse Tourist Center: Maps, Local Information and Parking · Official information
- Fujimoto Rice Shop: Local Pantry Goods in Hase · Official information
- Tomio-Maruyama Kofun: Japan's Largest Circular Burial Mound · Official information
- Torase Hasedera Approach Shop: Kakinoha-zushi from Oku-Yoshino · Official information
- Nakayama Rice and Noodle Shop: Local Staples on the Hasedera Road · Official information
- Hasedera Café at Tsukinowa-in: Tea Porridge in the Temple Grounds · Official information
- Hasedera Kissako: Tea and a Valley View · Official information
- Ōminesan-ji: A High Mountain Shugendō Sanctuary · Official information
- Jokyoji Temple: Fenollosa, a Historic Gate and a Giant Sago Palm · Official information
- Hana Bar: Whisky, Cocktails and a Quiet Counter in Naramachi · Official information
- Yamatobito-no-Kokoro: Sweets and Local Craft on the Hasedera Approach · Official information
- Haseji: Garden Dining in a Registered Historic House · Official information
- Kanko Ryokan Yamatoya: An Overnight Stay by Hasedera · Official information
- Itaniya: A Hasedera Temple-Town Ryokan and Hot Spring · Official information
- Hotel Nara Sakurai no Sato: Food and Satoyama Base · Official information
- Yoki Tenman Shrine: A Hillside Tenjin in Hase · Official information
- Hase Yamaguchi Shrine: A River-Crossing Village Shrine · Official information
- Hatsuse Chojatei: Local Lunch and Town-Walk Maps · Official information
- Auberge de Senvie: Nara Ingredients and a Rural Stay · Official information
- Hatsuse Tourist Centre: Maps, Local Advice and Public Parking · Official information
- Tanakaya: Sesame Tofu and a Temple-Town Ryokan · Official information
- Suyacho: Mugwort Udon and Miwa Noodles by Hasedera · Official information
- Machiya Chaya Furui: A Tea Stop in Imaicho's Merchant Quarter · Prefecture visitor guide
- Susanoo Shrine and Hase's Great Ginkgo · Official information
- Shirahige Shrine: A Village Shrine by Hōki-in · Official information
- Kasugataisha Museum: The Shrine's Treasures in Context · Official information
- Nara Prefectural Museum of Art: Beyond Ancient Nara · Official information
- Kōfuku-ji National Treasure Hall: Meet Ashura in Context · Official information
- Tokokuro Healthy Garden: Chinese Dining at Shin-Omiya · Official information
- Kawanami: A Farm-Led Japanese Course near Shin-Omiya · Official information
- Kuruminoki Ichijō: A Seasonal Lunch beyond the Park · Official information
- Shizuka Omiya: Kamameshi with a Bookable Table · Official information
- Super Hotel Nara Shin-Omiya: One Stop from the Park · Official information
- Nara Royal Hotel: A Shin-Omiya Base with a Hot Spring · Official information
- Wa Yamamura: A Seasonal Kaiseki Meal near Shin-Omiya · Official information
- Hotel Asyl Nara Annex: A Western Nara Base with a Guest Bath · Official information
- Round1 Stadium Nara Mi-Nara: A Rainy-Day Play Plan · Official information
- Hōki-ji: Ikaruga's Original Three-Storey Pagoda · Official information
- Hōrin-ji: The Pagoda Ikaruga Rebuilt · Official information
- Hōryūji i Center: Plan an Ikaruga Day on the Ground · Official information
- Matsuo-dera: A Mountain Temple for Yakuyoke · Official information
- Ikaruga Cultural Heritage Center: Read the Fujinoki Finds · Official information
- Fujinoki Kofun: A Sixth-Century Burial beside Hōryū-ji · Official information
- Ikaruga Shrine: Tenjin Worship beyond Hōryū-ji · Official information
- Butsuzuka Kofun: A Tomb Reused for Buddhist Worship · Official information
- Komazuka Kofun: An Older Mound with a Later Horse Legend · Official information
- Chōshimaru Kofun: A Horse-Keeper Legend in the Rice Fields · Official information
- Jōgū Archaeological Park: Reading a Palace Landscape · Official information
- Jōfuku-ji Ruins: A Palace Tradition Behind a Fence · Official information
- Mitsui Historic Well: A Protected Water Source near Hōrin-ji · Official information
- Mitsui Tile Kiln: Where Ikaruga Made Temple Roofs · Official information
- Original Chūgū-ji Site: Temple Foundations and Three Pagodas · Official information
- Ikaruga Biyori: A Private House for a Longer Temple Stay · Official information
- WAQOO Horyuji: Stay, Learn and Walk with a Temple Guide · Official information
- Yoshinoso Yukawaya: A Mountain Inn by Kinpusenji · Official information
- Wa Café Fukokuen: Lunch in a Meiji-Era Gatehouse · Official information
- Fukunishi Washi Honpo: Make Yoshino Paper by Hand · Official information
- Yoshino Mountain Ropeway: Plan the Actual Operating Day · Official information
- Nakai Shunpudo: Fresh Kudzu Beside Zaō-dō · Official information
- Nyoirin-ji: A Temple of Yoshino's Southern Court · Official information
- Yoshino Mikumari Shrine: Water, Children and a Mountain Sanctuary · Official information
- Kimpu Shrine: The Sacred Threshold of Oku Senbon · Official information
- Hanayagura Observatory: Read Yoshino from Above · Official information
- Yoshino Jingū: A Modern Shrine to Emperor Go-Daigo · Official information
- Iwakami Shrine: The Sacred Rock above the Yoshino River · Prefecture visitor guide
- Kizō-in: A Shugendō Temple Above Yoshino's Main Street · Official information
- Sakuramotobō: Temple Treasures and Hands-on Practice · Official information
- Takagi Mountain Observatory: A Quieter Oku Senbon View · Official information
- Tōnan-in: Small Pagoda and Pilgrim Lodging in Yoshino · Official information
- Odaigahara Plateau: Choose the Right Mountain Route · Official information
- Kokoro Tōjikan: An Overnight Base on Odaigahara · Official information
- Seson-ji: Read an Ancient Temple Through Its Surviving Stones · Official information
- Yoshinoji Oyodo i Center: Food and Route Information Before the Mountains · Official information
- Genmaian: Brown-Rice Lunch Beyond Hōryū-ji · Official information
- Café Comodo: Ikaruga Tatsuta-Age Beside Hōryū-ji · Official information
- Chandeleur: A Station-Side Cafe Before Hōryū-ji · Official information
- GREEN SUN FOOD: Seasonal Lunch Near Hōryū-ji · Official information
- Taiseian: Tea in a Historic Hōryū-ji Room · Official information
- Kasuga Ninai Jaya: Seasonal Porridge on the Shrine Approach · Official information
- Shizuka Nara Park: Kamameshi Cooked to Order · Official information
- Sakura Burger: Smokehouse Bacon by Kintetsu Nara · Official information
- Kamaiki: Fresh-Cut Udon in Higashimuki Arcade · Official information
- Kikusuiro Ryōtei: Seasonal Kaiseki by Kasuga's First Gate · Official information
- Edosan: A Detached-Room Ryokan in Nara Park · Official information
- Eikichi: Yomogi Griddle Cakes by Murō-ji · Prefecture visitor guide
- Himeishi-no-Yu: Mitsue's Roadside Hot Spring · Official information
- Mitsue Youth Travel Village: Camp, River and Adventure Play · Official information
- Mount Miune: Mitsue's Border-Ridge Walk · Official information
- Okada Valley Hangeshō Colony · Official information
- Shinoda-tei: Mitsue's Ise Road Visitor Stop · Official information
- Mitsue Shrine: The Village's Staff Legend · Prefecture visitor guide
- Sankikan: Sleep and Make Things in a Former School · Official information
- Shisha Shrine: Four Deities on the Ise Road · Prefecture visitor guide
- Mitsue Experience Exchange Center: A School for Village Projects · Official information
- Maruyama Park: Wild Cherry Trees and Firefly-Side Evenings · Prefecture visitor guide
- Himeishi Myōjin: A Rock and a Local Healing Tradition · Prefecture visitor guide
- Annōji: The 1712 Bell Gate and Spring Cherry · Prefecture visitor guide
- Tsuchiyahara Kasuga Shrine and the Trumpet Ginkgo · Prefecture visitor guide
- Momonomata Kasuga Shrine and Its Lion-Dance Tradition · Prefecture visitor guide
- Yu-An: A Ceramic Gallery Guesthouse in Mitsue · Official information
- The Log Mitsue: A Forest Cabin for Five · Official information
- Ōbora Sansō: A Group Log Villa on Mount Ōbora · Official information
- Shikizu Seven Wonders: A Self-Guided Legend Walk · Official information
- Ise Honkaidō: The Historic Road across Mitsue · Official information
- Asuka no Yu: A Late Bath Stop in Kashihara · Official information
- Ashibi no Sato: Pickles, Lunch and a Garden in Naramachi · Official information
- Amanojaku JR Nara: A Small Ramen Counter Near the Station · Official information
- Cafe Maru: Pancakes in a Naramachi Townhouse · Official information
- Bambuno: Nara-Inspired Italian in a Machiya · Official information
- Kagura Naramachi: Deer-Leather Inden · Official information
- Konjaku Kimono Akio: Antique Textiles in Mochiidono Arcade · Official information
- Asukanosato Manyoubito: Local Ancient Rice and Asuka Gifts · Official information
- Unakiku Nara: Eel Rice beside Kasuga's First Torii · Official information
- Former Daijō-in Temple Garden: A Restored Monzeki Landscape · Official information
- Shōsō-in Repository: See the Treasure House, Not Its Locked Treasures · Official information
- Rokuen Deer Conservation Center: The Care behind Nara's Deer · Official information
- Ukimidō and Sagiike Pond: Nara Park's Floating Pavilion · Official information
- Kairyuoji: A Small Temple with a Nara-Period Pagoda · Official information
- Ryūzōji Temple: Obitoke's Child-Safe Jizō and Dragon Legend · Official information
- Obitoke-dera: A Historic Temple for Safe-Childbirth Prayers · Official information
- Kikō-ji Temple: Gyōki’s Temple and the ‘Trial Great Buddha Hall’ · Official information
- Saidaiji: The Western Great Temple and Its Tea Ceremony · Official information
- Hokkeji: Empress Komyo's Convent and Seasonal Kannon · Official information
- Gâteau des Bois À La Maison: Cakes and Tea by Saidaiji · Official information
- Gâteau des Bois Laboratoire: A Café Stop near Heijō Palace · Official information
- Nara Park Hotel and Hōrai Onsen: Stay or Bathe in Western Nara · Official information
- Cauda: A Roasted-Coffee Break beside Heijō Palace · Official information
- Daian-ji: Sculptures from Nara's Lost Great Temple · Official information
- Nishinokyō Bicycle Rental: A Seasonal Temple-Ride Start · Official information
- JW Marriott Hotel Nara: A Convention-District Base · Official information
- Yurara no Yu Nara: A Bath Day with Clear Entry Rules · Official information
- Pizzeria ICARO: Wood-Fired Pizza near Heijō Palace · Official information
- Nishinokyō Coffee: A Pause at Yakushi-ji's North Gate · Official information
- Nishinokyō Kitora: Souvenirs and a Temple-Side Rest Stop · Official information
- Ganko Ittetsu Nagaya and Sumi Museum: Meet Nara's Makers · Official information
- Akashiya Nara Brush Showroom: From Shop Visit to Brush Making · Official information
- Mori Naraduke: Sake-Lees Pickles by Tōdai-ji · Official information
- Yamazakiya: Narazuke Gifts in Higashimuki Arcade · Official information
- ANDO HOTEL Nara Wakakusayama: A Hillside Stay Above the Temples · Official information
- Akemitori: Nara-Patterned Tenugui in Mochiidono Arcade · Official information
- Nara-no-Kura: Local Crafts and Food by Suzaku Gate · Official information
- AEON MALL Yamato Koriyama: A Rainy-day Supply Stop · Official information
- Nakako Shoyu: Fermented Foods on the Way to Gojo Shinmachi · Official information
- Gojo Genbei: Seasonal Vegetable Courses in a Shinmachi Merchant House · Official information
- Gojo Brewery: Meet the Goshin Sake Maker near Gojo Station · Official information
- Yamamoto Honke Gojo: Matsunotomo Sake and Persimmon Drinks · Official information
- Gojo Girocco: A Sake-Brewery Dining Bar in Shinmachi · Official information
- Cycling Tours Japan: Private and Custom Nara Rides · Official information
- Kaki no Senmon: Persimmon Specialties on Sanjo Street · Official information
- Make a Takayama Tea Whisk at Suikaen Tanimura Yasaburo · Official information
- Mizuyachaya: A Thatched-Roof Tea Stop by the Stream · Official information
- Genkishin: Chicken-Broth Ramen and Nara's Daibutsu Bowl · Official information
- Shonzui: Naramachi Cafe by Day, Nara Sake Bar by Night · Official information
- Hatsune: Seasonal Yoshino Cooking beneath the Cherry Slopes · Official information
- Kanko Hotel Tamaru: A Japanese-Style Base beside Nara Park · Official information
- Isshindo: Nara Brushes, Ink and Calligraphy Tools · Official information
- Bar Fiddich: Seasonal Fruit Cocktails in Naramachi · Official information
- Cafe Komorebi: Wood-Fired Pizza at a Gojo Persimmon Farm · Official information
- Fukujindo: Miwa Somen and Persimmon-Leaf Sushi by Omiwa Shrine · Official information
- Yakko: Kakinoha-zushi and Seasonal Noodles beside Zaō-dō · Official information
- Guesthouse HAJIMARI: A Base for Kashihara and Asuka · Official information
- GUEST HOUSE OKU: A Renovated Nara Townhouse · Official information
- Yakushi-ji Hana-eshiki: Seven Days of Spring Rituals · Official information
- Toshodaiji Uchiwa-maki: The Heart-Shaped Treasure Fan Rite · Official information
- KANAU Hotel at the Former Anou Imperial Residence · Official information
- EverGreen Gojo: Yoshino River Rafting and Guided Outdoor Tours · Official information
- Tsubosaka-dera: The Kannon Temple above Takatori · Official information
- Mount Wakakusa: Three Slopes above Nara Park · Official information
- Tōdai-ji Hokke-dō: The Older Hall beyond the Great Buddha · Official information
- Tōdai-ji Kaidan-dō: Ordination and the Four Guardian Kings · Official information
- Tōdai-ji Museum: Treasures Preserved beyond the Great Buddha · Official information
- Daruma-ji: A Temple Built Over an Older Kofun · Official information
- Mount Myōjin: Two Plains from One Low Summit · Official information
- Dorogawa Onsen Visitor Center: A Public Bath and Village Starting Point · Official information
- Goyomatsu Limestone Cave: The Short Underground Expedition · Official information
- Goro-goro Water and Chaya: A Managed Spring Collection Stop · Official information
- Ryūsen-ji: Water and Shugendō at Dorogawa's Mountain Gate · Official information
- Tenkawa Daibenzaiten Shrine: Water, Noh and a Mountain Village Ritual · Official information
- Misenkan: A Riverside Family Inn in Tenkawa · Official information
- Dorogawa Onsen Townscape: Walk the Pilgrims' Mountain Village · Official information
- Tenkawa Village Museum: The Tools and Faith Behind Dorogawa · Official information
- Dorogawa Eco Museum Center: Nature, Water and Shugendō · Official information
- Raigō-in: The Temple and Protected Ginkgo beside Tenkawa Shrine · Official information
- Sanjōgatake History Museum: Ōmine's Temple History in Dorogawa · Official information
- Tochio Kannon-dō: Four Enkū Carvings in a Village Hall · Official information
- Kadojin Ryokan: A Dorogawa Pilgrimage-Street Stay · Official information
- Dorogawa Campsite: A Mountain Base Beyond the Inn Street · Official information
- Iori-no-yu: A Public Bath at Totsukawa Onsen · Official information
- Doro Hotel: A Riverside Café, Not an Overnight Hotel · Official information
- Tamaki Shrine: Ancient Cedars on a Mountain Pilgrimage Route · Official information
- Doro Gorge: A River Landscape Across Three Prefectures · Official information
- Hatenashi Hamlet: A Living Settlement on the Kohechi Path · Official information
- Totsukawa History and Folklore Museum: The Village Beyond the Landscape · Official information
- Totsukawa's 21st Century Forest and Kii Botanical Park · Official information
- Michi-no-Eki Totsukawa-gō: A Useful Stop with Soba and a Free Footbath · Official information
- Sasa Falls: A Forest Walk after a Narrow Mountain Road · Official information
- Yaen: Pull Yourself across a Gorge at Subaru-no-Sato · Official information
- Kokuō Shrine: A Southern Court Legend near Tanize · Official information
- Shizukyo-no-Yado Sansui: A Hot-Spring Stay in Totsukawa Onsen · Official information
- Hoshi-no-yu: A Day Bath at Subaru-no-Sato · Official information
- Hotel Subaru: Overnight at Totsukawa Onsen · Official information
- Ōmori no Sato: A Community-run Stay in Musashi · Official information
- Soba Fūan: Noodles and Sweets south of Tanize Bridge · Official information
- KIRIDAS: Totsukawa Woodcraft, Gallery and Weekend Café · Official information
- Mount Tamaki: Summit and Forest Paths Above the Shrine · Official information
- Kumano Kodo Kohechi: Plan the Totsukawa Mountain Crossing · Official information
- Ōmine-Okugake Trail: A Shugendō Traverse from Yoshino toward Kumano · Official information
- Onaka Park and the Takada River Cherry Walk · Official information
- Miyake: Sweets in a Relocated Konoike House · Official information
- Magazzino: Wood-Fired Pizza in Kashiba · Official information
- Yamatozakura Oiran Costume Photo Studio · Official information
- Pomdoll: Cakes and Cafe in Yamato Takada · Official information
- Kamameshi Tamaya: Clay-Pot Rice by Taimadera · Official information
- Gose Takarayu: A Revived Neighbourhood Bathhouse · Official information
- Yoshokuya Kemuri: A Gose Town Course Meal · Official information
- UHN Nara Fountain Pen House: Stay in a Former Workshop · Official information
- Yado Charinko: A Cyclist's Base in Gose Town · Official information
- Katsuragi Kodo: Walking the Gose Foothills · Official information
- Katsuragi Kodo Heritage Centre: Read the Trail Before Walking · Official information
- Tegami Cafe: Lunch and Postal History in Nagara · Official information
- Sankogan Medicine Museum: Nara's Traveling Pharmacy · Official information
- Akebono: Gose Sweets for the Journey · Official information
- Gose-no-Sato: A Local Food Stop at Gose-minami PA · Official information
- Omoya Morimoto: Stay and Cook on the Kongō Foothills · Official information
- Yatadera: Jizō, Hydrangeas and the Hillside Hall · Official information
- Koriyama Hachiman: Castle Shrine and Baseball Gloves · Official information
- Yakuon Hachiman Shrine: The Medicinal Garden and Momoyama Sanctuary · Official information
- Sotobori Ryokuchi: Walk Koriyama's Former Outer Moat · Official information
- Kochikuya: Try Goldfish Scooping in Koriyama · Official information
- Kingyo Street and Yanagimachi Shopping Quarter · Official information
- Koriyama Goldfish Wholesale Center · Official information
- Yamato Koriyama Goldfish Ponds · Official information
- K COFFEE: Roast and Pause on Yanagi Street · Official information
- Le BENKEI: Nara Ingredients at a French Table · Official information
- Aran Cafe & Bar: A Koriyama Station Pause · Official information
- Super Hotel Nara Yamato Koriyama: Hot Spring Road Base · Official information
- Tenpyoan Yamato Koriyama: Wagashi and a Tea Break · Official information
- Ryori Ryokan Ogawa: Garden Kaiseki and an Overnight Stay · Official information
- Koryokuen Nishisei: A Garden Ryokan in Dorogawa · Official information
- Kuboji Ryokan: Hot Springs and Mountain Food · Official information
- Dorogawa Tourist Information Office: Ask Before You Go · Official information
- Nishiura Seiroku: Dorogawa's Pilgrimage Shop · Official information
- Meisui Tofu Yamaguchiya: A Dorogawa Water-Town Snack · Official information
- Zenitani Shokakudo: Daranisuke and Pilgrim-Town Goods · Official information
- Saratoku Ryokan: Eight Rooms on the Dorogawa Pilgrimage Street · Official information
- Kinokuniya Jinpachi: Long Bath Hours and Water-Led Meals · Official information
- Nara Park: Beyond the Deer and the Great Buddha · Official information
- Araike Garden: A Pondside Pause in Nara Park · Official information
- Mitorii-ike Garden: Nara Park’s Quiet Historic Greenway · Official information
- Kasugayama Primeval Forest: Walk the Sacred Edge · Official information
- Wakakusa–Kasuga Nature Trail: From Open Hillside to Sacred Forest · Official information
- Hotel Route-Inn Sakurai Ekimae: A Station-Side Base for Central Nara · Official information
- Hari Terrace: A Roadside Stop on Nara's Highland Route · Official information
- Nara City Tourist Information Center: Start at the Old Station · Official information
- Kotorian: A Restored Country House and Garden in Asuka · Official information
- Hotel Pagoda: A Nara Park Stay with Cyclist Facilities · Official information
- Marukoyama Kofun: Asuka's Unusual Six-Sided Tomb · Official information
- Guesthouse Nara Komachi: Private Rooms and Dorms by JR Nara Station · Official information
- Tsukihitei: A Forest Ryokan in Kasugayama · Official information
- Nenbutsu-ji: A Small Temple on the Yamanobe Trail · Official information
- Shimo-senbon: The First Hillside of Yoshino · Official information
- Naka-senbon: Yoshino's Historic Middle Slopes · Official information
- Kami-senbon: Yoshino's Upper Cherry Slopes · Official information
- Shubo Aya: Seafood and Nara Sake near Kintetsu Nara · Official information
- Uda Mikumari-jinja: The Water Shrine of Utano · Official information
- Utano Autumn Festival: A Procession Between Two Water Shrines · Official information
- Sai-jinja: The Sacred Spring and Miwa's Mountain Gate · Official information
- Kuehiko-jinja: Wisdom on the Hill above Miwa · Official information
- Mount Miwa: A Sacred Pilgrimage with Conditions · Official information
- Miwa Yamamoto: Eat Sōmen at the Maker's Restaurant · Official information
- Mount Ikoma: The Ridge between Nara and Osaka · Official information
- Ubusuna no Sato TOMIMOTO: Stay and Make Ceramics at Tomimoto Kenkichi's Home · Official information
- Sarusawa Pond Yoshidaya: A Riverside Ryokan beside Kofukuji · Official information
- Akahadayama Motogama: Make Akahada Ware at a Historic Kiln · Official information
- West Adventure: Canyoning and Mountain Guides in Southern Nara · Official information
- Mount Sumizuka: A Steep Ascent above Byobuiwa's Rock Wall · Official information
- Mount Kunimi: A 1,000 m Panorama on Soni's Ridge Walk · Official information
- Mount Yoroi: Soni's Armor-Shaped Volcanic Cliff · Official information
- Mount Kabuto: A Helmet-Shaped Peak above Soni · Official information
- Mount Kogoyama: The Steep Ridge above Soni Highland · Official information
- Gallery Sorai: Make Pottery in the Soni Mountains · Official information
- Kotaro Rock: A Cliff and Autumn Valley above the Soni River · Official information
- Saijobo Falls: A Waterfall on Soni's Tokai Nature Trail · Official information
- Roman Kobo: Pick Seasonal Blueberries in Soni · Official information
- Urushi Base Soni NENRIN: Discover Lacquer in Soni · Official information
- Soni Highland: Short Guided Walk and Village Lunch · Official information
- Soni Highland and Byobuiwa Park: Guided Landscape Tour with Lunch · Official information
- Soni Highland and Mount Kuroso: Guided Hike with a Hot-Spring Finish · Official information
- Soni Highland and Seasonal Plant-Dye Workshop at NENRIN · Official information
- Soni's Sacred Landscapes: Storyteller-Led Village Tour · Official information
- Soni's Twin Peaks: Guided Sumizuka and Kunimi Hike · Official information
- Soni Highland at Sunset: Guided Evening Walk · Official information
- BABA Garden: Harvest Vegetables and Make Pizza with a Soni Host · Official information
- Hidarimakigaya Grove: Soni's Left-Twisting Torreya Trees · Official information
- Hotaru Park: Fireflies beside the Soni River · Official information
- Maruto Shoyu: Stay in a Historic Soy Sauce Brewery · Official information
- Karako-Kagi Archaeological Museum: Life in a Yayoi Moat Village · Official information
- Karako-Kagi Historic Site Park: Walk through a Yayoi Landscape · Official information
- Sanryobo Kofun Historic Park: Three Tombs on the Yamato Plateau · Official information
- Sugawara Haniwa Kiln Park: Where Tomb Figures Were Fired · Official information
- Umami Kofun Park: A Landscape of Tombs, Flowers and Walking Paths · Official information
- Nagareyama Kofun: Compare an Ancient Mound with Its Reconstructed Form · Official information
- Otomeyama Kofun: A Giant Shell-Shaped Tomb You View from the Park · Official information
- Ikegami Kofun: A Northern Tomb in the Umami Cluster · Official information
- Katabi Kofun Group: Four Burials Between Two Park Mounds · Official information
- Suyama Kofun: A Special Historic Site and Its Burial Boat · Official information
- Makino Kofun: A Chamber Opened by Appointment · Official information
- Koryo Town Cultural Property Preservation Center · Official information
- Besshoshita Kofun: An Early Tomb Hidden in the Park Woodland · Official information
- Kurazuka Kofun: The 90-Metre Mound Reidentified as a 180-Metre Tomb · Official information
- Gokurakuji Temple: A Mountain-Foot Temple on the Katsuragi Road · Official information
- Naramachi Information Center: Get Oriented in the Old Town · Official information
- Kashiya: Seasonal Wagashi in a Naramachi Townhouse · Official information
- Organic Cafe Hanasaka: A Vegan Stop on Yoshino Mountain · Official information
- Sakanakaya: Seasonal Yoshino Cooking in an Old House · Official information
- Tofu Chaya Hayashi: Fresh Tofu Meals in Yoshino's Middle Senbon · Official information
- Hayashi Tofu Shop Kamimise: Yoshino Tofu Made by Hand · Official information
- Imaicho Visitor Information Desk at Imai Machizukuri Center · Official information
- Mushinan: A Reservation-Only Tea Visit near Yatadera · Official information
- Asuka Grape Farm: Pick Fruit in the Ancient Capital Countryside · Official information
- Inada Sake Brewery: Local Sake and Nara-zuke in Tenri · Official information
- Yusai Gallery: Contemporary Art in a Naramachi Townhouse · Official information
- Kazeno Naramachi: Stay in a Former Sake-Brewery Residence · Official information
- MIROKU Nara: Local Design Beside Arajike Pond · Official information
- Hotel New Wakasa: A Ryokan Base near Todai-ji · Official information
- Hotel Asyl Nara: A Traditional-Feeling Stay by the Stations · Official information
- Hotel Halftime: A Food-Focused Stay beside Shin-Omiya Station · Official information
- Yanagichaya: Nara Chameshi beside Sarusawa Pond · Official information
- Yatagarasu Nara: Yakitori and Yamato Chicken · Official information
- Shikanofune: A Naramachi Food and Culture House · Official information
- Kosenkaku Yoshinoya: Riverside Hot-Spring Inn in Totsukawa · Official information
- Shika Saru Kitsune Building: Nara Craft, Food and Hands-on Traditions · Official information
- Nuno-gura: Try Hand-spun, Hand-woven Hemp in Naramachi · Official information
- Shika Saru Kitsune Building Tour: A 20-minute Naramachi Story · Official information
- Salon Naramachi: Tea Ceremony in a Former Merchant Family Home · Official information
- Hiyori Main Store: Gold-beating Paper Craft in Central Nara · Official information
- Bolik Coffee: A Gallery-Café in Naramachi · Official information
- Gallery Café narairo: Art and a Restored House near Kashiharajingū-mae · Official information
- Tenri Hondori: Walk the Covered Arcade from Station to Sanctuary · Official information
- Cafe WaWa: A Farm Café on the Yamanobe Trail · Official information
- Kissakoan: Learn Tea in a Heijo-Era Neighbourhood · Official information
- Mizumoto Beikokuten: Rice, Mochi and Yoshino Mountain Snacks · Official information
- Yaoyorozu-no-Chaya: Tea, Nara Vegetables and a Quiet Room · Official information
- Noco Noco: A Rice Granary Café on Tosa Road · Official information
- Nakatanido: Fresh Mugwort Mochi and Fast Pounding · Official information
- Mentoan: Open the Pouch for Nara's Kinchaku Udon · Official information
- Kakisuga: Persimmon and Yuzu Confection near Sarusawa Pond · Official information
- Shigenoi: Hand-Kneaded Kama-age Udon in Nara · Official information
- Isagawa Shrine: Nara's Shrine of Family and New Life · Official information
- Isagawa (Bodai River): Nara's Hidden Urban Watercourse · Official information
- Gassan Sword Workshop & Museum: The Ayasugi Blade Tradition · Official information
- Manmando Michinori: Nara Sweets with Shrine and Festival Roots · Official information
- Manshodo: A Long-Running Wagashi Shop on Higashimuki Arcade · Official information
- Miyataki Archaeological Site: A Palace Landscape Still Under Study · Official information
- Shibahashi Bridge: A View into Yoshino's River Gorge · Official information
- Yume-no-Wada: The Manyoshu Pool at Miyataki · Official information
- Yumebuchi and Higashi Falls: Three Rivers Meet at a Sacred Pool · Official information
- Higashimuki Shopping Arcade: Nara's Station-Side Street · Official information
- Yamato Folk Park: Fifteen Historic Buildings from Nara · Official information
- Kashihara Archaeology Museum: Read Nara Through Excavated Finds · Official information
- Tenri University Sankokan Museum: World Cultures and Archaeology · Official information
- Shohaku Museum of Art: The Uemura Painters · Official information
- The Museum Yamato Bunkakan: East Asian Art and a Garden Walk · Official information
- Taishokkan Kamatari Shrine: A Koriyama Chapter in Fujiwara Kamatari's Story · Official information
- Taishokkan Camphor Tree: A Roadside Landmark of Koriyama · Official information
- Dainagonzuka: Toyotomi Hidenaga's Tomb · Official information
- Shungakuin Temple: Hidenaga's Memorials and Castle-town Records · Official information
- Genkurō Inari Shrine: The Fox of Yoshitsune Senbon-zakura · Official information
- Tōsenji Temple: Hidenaga-era Stories and a Stone Basin · Official information
- Nara City Museum of Art: A Changing Programme in Mi-Nara · Official information
- Nara University Museum: Exhibitions on the History of Nara · Official information
- Nara Women's University Kinenkan: A Rarely Opened Meiji-Era Hall · Official information
- Saho River and the Kawaji Cherry Trees · Official information
- Daibutsu Railway Memorial Park · Official information
- Enjōji Temple · Official information
- Ryōsenji Temple · Official information
- Niu Kawakami Lower Shrine · Official information
- Niu Kawakami Middle Shrine: Water Worship at the Three-River Meeting · Official information
- Kamenose: Landslide History and the Tatsuta Ancient Road · Official information
- Mount Ryuo Kofun Cluster · Prefecture visitor guide
- Mount Ryuo Trail and Castle Ruins · Prefecture visitor guide
- Kakinomoto no Hitomaro Manyoshu Stele · Prefecture visitor guide
- Kubikiri Jizo on the Takisaka Road · Prefecture visitor guide
- Takisaka Road (Old Yagyu Kaido) · Prefecture visitor guide
- Jigokudani Stone Buddhas: The Carved Saints' Cave · Official information
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