Location: Nara Prefecture
Top Things to do in Nara Prefecture
What to do and see in Nara Prefecture, Kinki: The Best Shopping
Nara Prefecture (奈良県, Nara-ken) is a prefecture in the Kansai region of Japan. The capital is the city of Nara. Nara Prefecture has the distinction of having more UNESCO World Heritage Listings than any other prefecture.
Restaurants in Nara Prefecture
1. Studio Yamato Zakura
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5.0 based on 10 reviews
Please visit "Oiran & Samurai experience studio Yamatozakura" when you travel to Nara Prefecture. Our photography studio is where you can become an "Oiran" who existed in Edo period. Our professional staff will put on make-up, dress your hair, help you with Kimono and take your photos in our studio feeling Japanese tradition. It is recommendable for people who want to have special experience only possible in Japan.
2. Gofusha
3. NaraKimono Rental Fuji
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5.0 based on 3 reviews
One minute from Nara Park, Fuji Rental Nara Store located in Sanjo-dori is a good memory for your trip with professional dressing, traditional Japanese dressing
4. Koto Nara Kanzashi Museum
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
Miss Hiro Collection: Gallery of Old Japanese Combs and Ornamental Hairpins of Edo period I’m going to open an gallery of old Japanese good combs and ornamental hairpins that were used around 400 to 80 years ago from Edo period to early Showa period. This is the First gallery of them in Nara.
5. Naramachi Nakanishi Yosaburo
6. Kikuichi Monju Shiro Kanenaga
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4.5 based on 9 reviews
A cutlery manufacturer with history of more than 750 years. A wide selection of Japanese knives is displayed for sale. Engraving service is available for most of the knives. You can also find various Nara souvenirs.
Reviewed By conifer_doc - Starkville, United States
We literally stumbled into this shop while wandering in Nara Park from the Todaiji temple to the Kasuga shrine on a trip in May 2018. I’ve always admired Japanese blades, but the cost stateside seemed too steep to justify. However, at $250, a personalized right-hand fish prep knife made a unique and beautiful souvenir that is now one of my kitchen favorites. The staff were very friendly and helpful and we had no trouble with our transaction, though it was interesting to work through how they would engrave my name on the knife. We understood that they always try to have an English speaker in the store for those of us who aren’t conversant in Japanese.
7. Tsuneoka Shoyu Jozo Honten
8. Kobaien
9. Midoriya
10. Kochikuya
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