Nara Day Trip from Osaka with a Licensed Guide

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.

There are guardian kings standing in dark alcoves on both sides of the gate.

The temple was built in 752 as the head temple of all Buddhist temples in Japan and became so powerful.

As a place where numerous gods are enshrined, it attracts both locals and tourists seeking an iconic Shinto experience.

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 Yoshiki-en Garden if you book this tour on Tuesday.