Nara In Japan

Nara was established as the first permanent capital in Japan in 710. But with the growing threat of the influential Buddhist monasteries in the area, the capital was shifted to Nagaoka in 784. The city is located close to Tokyo and Osaka and due to its rich political past remains a historical treasure and is also home to some of the oldest and largest Japanese temples.

Attractions: Todai-ji Temple, Nara Park, Nara Visitor Center & Inn, Kasuga Grand Shrine, Toshodaiji Temple, Nigatsu-do Temple, Isuien Garden

Activities: Sightseeing, Afternoon Tours, Sunrise Tours to Mount Fuji

Food: LBK Craft, Kameya, Edogawa Grilled Eel, Kura

Shopping: Higashimuki Shopping Arcade, Machiidono Shopping Arcade, Sanjo Dori Avenue.