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The Suzakumon and the Daigokuden have been rebuilt. The frame of the old capital survives as open ground.
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奈良県 · Tourism
奈良市 奈良
The Suzakumon and the Daigokuden have been rebuilt. The frame of the old capital survives as open ground.
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明日香村 中和
Boulders weighing 2,300 tonnes in all. Held to be the tomb of Soga no Umako.
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奈良市 奈良
About 3,000 lanterns are lit, twice a year at Setsubun and at Chugen.
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奈良市 奈良
It has run without a break for more than 1,270 years. To be showered with sparks from the great torches is said to drive off misfortune.
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Twelve hundred wild deer. Held to be messengers of the Kasuga deity, they have long been protected.
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吉野町 吉野
Thirty thousand shiroyama cherry trees. Shugendo practitioners planted them, generation after generation, as sacred trees.
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明日香村 中和
Where the original form of the Japanese state took shape. Ishibutai, and the Takamatsuzuka murals.
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奈良市 奈良
A town that grew up on the old grounds of Gangoji. Migawari-zaru charms hang from the eaves.
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奈良市 奈良
The whole hill is burned in January. Thirty-three hectares go up in flame.
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奈良市 奈良
Not once broken in over 1,270 years. Worshippers stand to catch the sparks from the great torches.
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奈良市 奈良
Ten thousand plum trees. They were first planted to take ubai, a dye.
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曽爾村 東和
Thirty-eight hectares of grassland, turning gold in autumn.
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桜井市ほか 中和
Held to be the oldest road in Japan, running from Miwa to Nara and linking burial mounds and shrines.
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奈良市 奈良
It holds the Shosoin exhibition each autumn. The Buddhist sculpture hall is itself an Important Cultural Property.
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串本町 紀南
A line of rocks said to be what remains of Kobo Daishi's attempt to build a bridge in one night.
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白浜町 紀南
Muro no Yu, one of the three oldest springs of Japan. It is sung of in the Manyoshu.
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田辺市ほか 紀中
With the Camino de Santiago, one of only two pilgrimage roads in the world inscribed as World Heritage.
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白浜町 紀南
White sand, and Engetsuto, the island the setting sun passes through.
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白浜町 紀南
It has bred more giant pandas than anywhere else in Japan.
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高野町 高野
Two kilometres of cedars, with over 200,000 gravestones. Sengoku commanders lie there without regard to which side they fought on.
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和歌山市 紀北
The seat of the Kishu Tokugawa, one of the three branch houses. The keep is a reconstruction.
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みなべ町 紀中
Sixty percent of Japan's plums. Whole slopes turn white with blossom.
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和歌山市 紀北
Meiji-era gun batteries lie buried in the forest. It is called the Laputa island.
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和歌山市 紀北
A tuna-cutting show three times a day.
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