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The marvelous paths of the temples of Nara

The tour lasts 2 hours
Available in Spanish and Portuguese

Description

It is a bilingual tour: Spanish and/or Portuguese. How about discovering the ancient and religious stories of Japan in Nara? An expert in the sociology of religion will explain them to you in detail. Nara was the first capital of Japan, before Kyoto, and the final point of the Silk Road. It preserves many Buddhist and Shinto temples. You will learn about the differences and similarities between the two religions compared to Christianity. I am sure this tour will enrich your knowledge and curiosity!
I await you with the deer, servants of God!

What will we visit? 

  • Nara Park where the following places are located
  • Kasuga-Taisha Shrine 
  • Mizuya Chaya
  • Tamukeyama Hachiman-gu Shrine 
  • Nigatsudo Temple 
  • Todaiji Temple (Great Buddha) 


This tour will be conducted with a minimum of 4 participants. If this number is not reached, the event may be canceled; in such a case, I will contact each participant.


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Masanobu
Guide: Masanobu
Guiding since 2023
Hello fellow travelers! I'm Masa, Nara's guru. Originally from Japan, I've been in Mexico for a year and in Brazil for 7 years. I know Spain, Argentina, Paraguay... I'm a cheerful and fun person, always looking for something new and interesting. I'm very interested in meeting people and sharing experiences. Welcome to Nara, the ancient city of Japan! Welcome to Nara, the ancient city of Japan!

Meeting point:Kasuga-taisha Bus StopThe meeting point will be at the "Kasuga Taisha" bus stop. The tour starts at 9:00. I kindly ask for punctuality. This tour will take place with a minimum of 4 participants. If this number is not reached, the event may be canceled; in such a case, I will contact each participant.Open in Google Maps
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Outside visit
Mizuya ChayaEs un café de una casa tradicional de paja.
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Outside visit
水谷茶屋
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Free entry
Nigatsudo (Pabellón del segundo mes)The name of this pavilion, Nigatsu-dō, means Pavilion of the second month. The Shuni-e ceremony is held here in the second month of the lunar calendar. In 1667 it was destroyed by fire in the middle of one of these Shuni-e ceremonies. The current building is a reconstruction of 1669.

The marvelous paths of the temples of Nara


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