Come with us to discover the fascinating history of Nara and its imperial palace on this 4-hour tour!
We will start by visiting the Fukugen Kentoshi-sen, a replica of the boat used for the Japanese embassy in China in the 8th century. Then we will go to the Heijokyu Izanaikan Museum, which offers a glimpse of the time, then we will discover the Suzakumon Gate, historical entrance to the Imperial Palace.
The Information Center for the Reconstruction Project of the Old Imperial Audience Hall, and the Heijo Palace Museum are the next steps. These two buildings delve into the imperial history of Nara. We will also visit the replica of the former Imperial Audience Hall and the palace site museum, with its artifacts and architecture.
We will finally relax in the East Garden of the Palace, Japanese garden in the heart of the Imperial Palace.
Soak up the history of ancient Japan—book now and join us. Are you coming? We are waiting for you!
We meet near the southern exit of Kintetsu Yamato-Saidaiji Station.
Here we have a replica of the ship used during the Japanese expedition to China in 702. We will learn more about the beginning of international relations between Japan and China.
This museum teaches us more about the Nara era, the 8th century in Japan and the development of Japanese culture, with international influences.
This gate leads to the Imperial Palace of Nara. We cross it as thousands of Japanese people of the 8th century were able to do. A real travel in time!
This museum will explain the archaeological excavations on the ancient imperial palace of Nara. How did they go? What is the current state? That's what we'll find out.
This museum is about the Imperial Palace of Nara. He will show us reconstructions of the time and will tell us about customs and politics in the 8th century.
Here we have a reconstruction of the ancient imperial palace of Nara, dating from the 8th century. We can see the imperial throne and admire the majesty of the place.
This museum exhibits the excavations of the surroundings, talks about Japanese life and architecture in the 8th century. We'll know more about Japanese life then.
This Japanese Garden is located inside the Heijo Imperial Palace. This will be our last stop to enjoy some greenery before leaving the premises.
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