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Lake Shorenji & Kaochidani Valley

Lake Shorenji Created when a dam was built upon the Shorenji River, this striking blue lake surrounded by tree-covered mountains…
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Takami no Sato – 1000 Weeping Cherry Trees

Located southwest of the famous Mount Takami, Takami no Sato is one of the most popular cherry blossom spots in…
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Cherry Trees along the Uda River

Cherry Trees along the Uda River

This stunning path of cherry trees is perfect for a leisurely stroll or bike ride, stretching 2 kilometers along the…
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平尾山カルチャーパーク

Hiraoyama Culture Park

This park has ample space with green grass and is located just a 10-minute walk away from Nabari Station. It…
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極楽桜

Ohara’s Weeping Cherry Tree at Gokuraku-ji Temple

This weeping cherry tree is located in the precincts of Gokuraku-ji Temple in Ohara, Uda City, Nara Prefecture. It is…
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Cherry blossoms at Hinachi Lake

Lake Hinachi

Lake Hinachi was formed by the construction of the Hinachi Dam on the Nabari River. The lake is surrounded by…
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延寿院のしだれ桜

Weeping Cherry Tree at Enju-in Temple

Enjuin Temple, located at the base of Akame 48 Waterfalls, boasts stunning weeping cherry blossoms. The massive cherry tree that…
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Himeshi Myojin / 姫石明神

Himeshi Myojin Shrine

A rock shaped like a woman’s buttock is the object of worship, associated with a legendary princess. The name himeshi…
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なばり観光案内所

Bike Rentals in East Nara Nabari

Drop-off service is only available within Uda City: A bike picked up in Uda City can be returned to any…
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Ninja Training Experience

Akame 48 Waterfalls in Nabari, Mie Prefecture, is a hiking trail known as the former training ground of the Iga…
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八柱神社(山添岩屋)

Yabashira Shrine (Iwaya, Yamazoe)

It is said that Junkei Tsutsui, a feudal lord from Yamato Province, stopped by this shrine before he attacked Iga…
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Takidani Iris Garden

Takidani Iris Garden

Takidani Iris Garden is best known for its Japanese irises filling the 25,000m2 garden in early summer, but the garden…
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Yanase-shuku

‘Yanase-shuku’, Former Hosokawa Family Residence

The former Hosokawa Residence is located on the Hase Kaido and was built from the Edo period to the beginning…
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Nabari Todo Family Residence Remains

The central part of the present Nabari is built on the former foundations of the residence of the Todo family,…
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Kusuri no Yakata

Historical Museum of Medicine ‘Kusuri-no-Yakata’

This museum shows the history of the pharmaceutical industry developed in Ouda. It is the former Hosokawa family residence, estimated…
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Morino Medicinal Herb Garden

Morino Medicinal Herb Garden

Known as one of Japan’s oldest private medicinal herb gardens, this garden was first opened in 1729 by Tosuke Morino,…
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Sumisaka Shrine / 墨坂神社

Sumisaka Shrine

Sumisaka Shrine is known as Japan's oldest shrine dedicated to the deity of health. According to Japan’s oldest existing historical…
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Sekita Shrine / 積田神社

Sekita Shrine

In the 8th century, Kashima-no-kami, the chief deity of Kashima Shrine in Ibaraki Prefecture, is believed to have stopped by…
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春日神社(土屋原)のラッパイチョウ / Ginkgo tree at Kasuga Shrine

Kasuga Shrine at Tsuchiyahara

This shrine at Tsuchiyahara, one of the two Kasuga Shrines in Mitsue Village, is known for its large 400-year-old ginkgo…
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Lake Murou / 室生湖

Lake Murou

Lake Murou, where the Murou Dam is located, is an excellent place to enjoy cycling and hiking throughout the four…
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Nunome Lake / 布目湖

Lake Nunome

Lake Nunome, with its dam, lies across the border of Yamazoe Village and Nara City. You can appreciate the magnificent…
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Aoba no Taki / 青葉の滝

Aoba no Taki Waterfall & Seiyo-ji Temple

This mysterious waterfall cascades from a forest behind Seiyo-ji Temple in Uda City, which had long been a place for…
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Hingashi no Taki / 東の滝

Hingashi-no-Taki Falls

Just a five-minute walk from the sacred Niukawakami Jinja Shrine, Higashi-no-Taki (“The Eastern Waterfall”) flows into Yumebuchi, a deep pool…
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Nageshi no Taki Falls

This waterfall is a 15-meter waterfall on the Takino River in the precincts of Hakuba-ji Temple in Higashi Yoshino Village.…
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