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Naramachi Karakuri Omochakan is a fun toy museum in Nara where visitors of all ages can play with traditional Japanese toys. Explore intricate designs and learn about Japan’s toy-making heritage.
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Nigiwai-no-ie in Naramachi is a beautifully preserved 100-year-old townhouse, showcasing Japan’s 24 traditional seasons. Explore its classic architecture and seasonal decor for a unique, cultural experience.
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Koshi-no-Ie Residence in Nara offers a rare glimpse into traditional machiya townhouses. Explore its historic wooden interiors and learn about the lifestyle of Nara’s merchants in this beautifully preserved home.
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Shin-Yakushiji Temple, founded in the Nara Period, is dedicated to Yakushi Buddha, protector of medicine. Admire the 2-meter Buddha and 12 life-sized guardians holding unique weapons in the main hall.
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Mount Wakakusayama offers stunning views of Nara City from its 350-meter peak. Enjoy cherry blossoms in spring, hike to the summit for breathtaking vistas, and witness the vibrant Wakakusa Yamayaki festival in January.
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Yoshikien Garden in central Nara offers a serene blend of three garden styles: pond, moss, and tea ceremony gardens. A peaceful escape with beautiful views, just a short walk from Isuien Garden.
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Isuien Garden in Nara offers stunning "borrowed scenery" with views of Todaiji Temple’s Nandaimon Gate and Mount Wakakusayama. Enjoy tranquil ponds, a museum, and two beautiful garden sections.
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Heijo Palace, once the heart of Nara during the Nara Period, is a UNESCO World Heritage site. Explore reconstructed halls, gates, and gardens, and visit museums showcasing artifacts from Japan's ancient capital.
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Yakushiji, one of the oldest temples in Japan, features a symmetrical layout with beautiful pagodas and the Yakushi trinity. Visit the 1,300-year-old East Pagoda and explore the Genjo-sanzoin Garan complex.
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Toshodaiji, founded in 759 by Chinese priest Ganjin, played a key role in shaping Japanese Buddhism. Visit the peaceful temple, see Ganjin’s statue, and explore historical features like the ancient bell.
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