2025 Asuka Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in June)

#DomesticTrip A temple you can take your 🐶-chan to✨There are also many photo spots. Flower water basin (marbles and hydrangea) Flower pond (hydrangea) Flower stairs (hydrangea) Jizo statue (hydrangea) Torii and hydrangea Three-story pagoda and hydrangea There are many photo spots that you won't find at other temples. It's especially rare that there is a water basin since the temple and shrine are located together😊It's nice that you can take your 🐶-chan there😊┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈Spot. Okadera Address. 806 Oka, Asuka-mura, Takaichi-gun, Nara Prefecture 634-0111 Visiting hours. 8:30~16:30 Parking. There is a free parking lot. There is a paid parking lot (500 yen) nearby, but Okadera is not involved. Entrance fee. 400 yen Note. One or three chairs are prohibited. Everyone was using gimbals and stabilizers, but I wonder how they work🤔 Is it okay because it's not touching the ground? I wonder. ┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈#KinkiRegion #Okadera#NaraPrefecture #NaraPrefectureDate #KansaiTrip #KansaiDate #TravelWithMe #PhotogenicSpots #SoloTrip #HydrangeaSpots

#KinkiTourism The seventh temple of the 33 Saigoku Temples Okadera Japan's first sacred place for warding off evil Long ago, the temple was called Tokozan Shinjuin Ryugai-ji, but it was affectionately called "Okadera" because it was "a temple on the hill of Asuka", and eventually its official name became Okadera Despite being an ancient temple in the ancient city of Nara, it is an active temple with a wonderful flower water fountain and events, and is proactive in posting on social media The photos are also very beautiful, so please take a look It is also famous for its flowers such as dahlias and hydrangeas A very gorgeous temple that is well maintained Okadera has a lot to see It's quite high on my list of favorite temples!! 📌Okadera Temple 〒634-0111 806 Oka, Asukamura, Takaichigun, Nara Entry times 8:30-17:00 (December-February 8:30-16:30) Entry fees Individuals, groups (50 or more people) General (university students and above) 400 yen, 320 yen High school students 300 yen, 240 yen Middle school students 200 yen, 160 yen *Children under elementary school age can enter for free ⚠︎There is a parking lot, but the road leading to it is very narrow Alternate traffic is also difficult If you are not confident in your driving or during the crowded season, it is safer to use the nearby private parking lots ꒰ঌ┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈໒꒱ Thank you for reading to the end Like! I'm happy to receive comments ·͜· ꕤ︎︎ Adults can enjoy it too ・Hotels ・Cafes and gourmet ・Tourist spots etc. We provide travel tips that make travel lovers think "I might want to go𓂃◌𓈒𓐍" I'll cry tears of joy if you follow me❤︎ ꒰ঌ┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈໒꒱ #I'm a Nara School #Okadera #Asuka Village #Saigoku Sanjusansho #Temples and Shrines #Photogenic Spots

"Okadera" Today, we will introduce Okadera, a flower temple famous for its dahlias😊💐 The oldest Kannon temple in Japan, the Saigoku Thirty-Three Kannon Pilgrimage, is holding a hydrangea tour project called "Yamato Three Great Kannon Hydrangea Corridor" at the three temples of Okadera, Hasedera, and Tsubosakadera, which are Nara Prefecture temples.☺️💠💐 Each temple has put in a lot of effort to display colorful and vibrant hydrangeas, but Okadera is even more gorgeous with not only hydrangeas but also dahlias! It is recommended to visit both Hasedera and Tsubosakadera together, so that you can appreciate the beauty of each display. 🤗✨💠💐Hydrangea Corridor at Okadera💐💠🗓Saturday, May 25, 2024 - Sunday, July 7, 2024📍806 Oka, Asuka-mura, Takaichi-gun, Nara Prefecture⏰8:30-17:00🚃Get off at Okadera-mae from the East Exit of Kashihara-Jingu-mae Station, 10 minutes walkGet off at Okadera-mae from Asuka Station, 10 minutes walk. 💰Adults 400 yen, university students 400 yen, high school students 300 yen, junior high school students 200 yen #NaraTourism #NaraHydrangea #HydrangeaSpot #HydrangeaCorridor #Okadera #HydrangeaTemple #FlowerTemple #KinkiTourism

#KinkiTourism The other day, I went to Okadera to see the hydrangeas. I was looking around for what to have for lunch and discovered My favorite chicken rice.ᐟ.ᐟ I had been wanting to eat it for a long time Coffee Stroll A beautifully renovated old house Perhaps it was just the right time of year because all the windows were open It was a very bright and pleasant space The Hainanese chicken rice I was looking forward to was so tender that it crumbled easily, yet was moist and delicious! The chili sauce is also delicious and you'll finish it in no time lol As the name of the shop suggests, you can choose your coffee after the meal from a selection of carefully selected beans After discussing whether or not the coffee was too sour, we decided on a coffee that was easy to drink but had a rich flavor Right near Okadera-san Also, if you're sightseeing in Asuka, be sure to stop by 📌Coffee Stamp 〒634-0111 55-4 Oka, Asuka-mura, Takaichi-gun, Nara Prefecture OPEN 11:00-17:00 (last call 16:00) Closed Thursdays and Fridays ⚠︎As of June 2024, last orders on Saturdays are at 15:00 For more information, please check the official blog Parking There are about 5 in front of the post office on the east side ✯ I was full that day so I couldn't eat it, but I have a feeling the desserts will be delicious too❤︎ Not only for lunch but also as a cafe ꒰ঌ┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈໒꒱ Thank you for reading to the end Like! I'm happy to receive comments ·͜· ꕤ︎︎ Adults can enjoy it too ・Hotels ・Cafes and gourmet ・Tourist spots etc. We provide travel tips that make travel lovers think "Maybe I want to go𓂃◌𓈒𓐍" I'll cry tears of joy if you follow me❤︎ ꒰ঌ┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈໒꒱ #Nara trip #I'm a Nara fan #Asuka village #Nara gourmet #Nara sightseeing #Nara cafe #Old house cafe #Okadera

Nara Prefecture is where the Ritsuryo system began in ancient Japan. People have gathered here since ancient times, and it seems that it has given birth to many influential people, as there are many ancient tombs here. I watch the sunset from one of these, Takamatsuzuka Tomb. And so a day in Asuka comes to an end. I wonder if people 1,300 years ago were also watching sunsets like this.

Kofuku-ji Temple is actually a complex of Budist temples and pagodas. It's an exact replica of the original pagoda that Empress Komyo built here in AD 730, which burned to the ground. It is one of the most important religious and historical building in Nara nowadays. It is so convenient that this site was walking distance from the metro station, and also it is close to other places of interest. The huge pagoda will be easy to spot from a distance. The recommended sightseeing time is between one to two hours. The price of admission is quite cheap, I totally recommend this place to visit with your friends or even children. Entrance fee is not expensive at all and it is good value for the money. Totally worthy. #createwithtrip #japan #holidays #exploring #createwithtrip

This temple is located in Asuka Village, Nara Prefecture. It actually has a history of several centuries. It is located on the side of a mountain, and the view from the high ground is beautiful. It is also famous locally as a famous hydrangea spot at this time of year. It is a rainy season, but it is also recommended to go there to take some atmospheric photos. #Nara #Hydrangea #SupportTourism #FamousFlowerSpot #Temple

#AbsolutelyFreeTrip Asukadera Temple, which enshrines the oldest Buddhist statue in Japan, is a Shingon sect temple located in Asuka, Takaichi-gun, Nara Prefecture. It is the oldest full-scale Buddhist temple in Japan, built in 596 at the request of Soga no Umako, who protected Buddhism. It used to be a large temple with a main hall surrounding a tower, and was also called Hokko-ji Temple or Gangoji Temple, but after Gangoji Temple was newly built in Nara with the move of the capital to Heijō (Gangoji Temple on Naramachi Street), it was called Hon-Gangoji Temple. Most of the temple buildings were burned down during the Kamakura period, and the current main hall was rebuilt during the Edo period. The principal image, the bronze seated Shaka Nyorai statue (Important Cultural Property), is the oldest Buddhist statue in Japan, made during the Asuka period. It is affectionately known as the Asuka Daibutsu. The oldest Buddha statue in Japan, made by Tori Buddhist sculptor Kurashukuri no Tori. It is about 3m tall and was made from 15t of copper and 30kg of gold. During the Heian and Kamakura periods, the entire statue was damaged and repaired. It is truly an honor to think that it has been watching over people in this place for over 1400 years without any changes. I was moved to be able to see it. I am also grateful that photography is allowed. "Statue of Prince Shotoku's Filial Piety" On the left side of the Great Buddha is the statue of Prince Toku's Filial Piety, made in the Muromachi period. It is said that Prince Shotoku was praying for his father, Emperor Yomei's, recovery from illness when he was 16 years old. In the main hall, the temple staff explained about the principal image to me, which was very informative!! If you follow the route, you will find an exhibition room, which is interesting. There is also a stone monument with a Man'yoshu poem by Yamabe no Akahito on the grounds. On the west side of the temple, there remains a stupa on the grave of Soga no Iruka. It is also known as the place where Nakatomi Kamatari and Prince Nakano Oe first met in a kemari party. It's full of romance. There are many other things to see, so please come and visit! ! Admission fee: 500 yen Asukadera Temple 682 Asuka, Asuka Village, Takaichi District, Nara Prefecture 634-0103 #Nara Tourism #Asuka Village #Asukadera Temple

＼Until July 6th／ Experience the breathtaking "Hydrangea River" at this temple 🤍 I visited "Okadera Temple" located in Asuka Village, Nara Prefecture ☺️ Currently, the 'Ajisai Corridor' event is being held at four temples in Nara Prefecture: "Okadera Temple," "Hasedera Temple," "Tsubosaka Temple," and "Muroji Temple" 💭 One of the highlights of "Okadera Temple" is the "Hydrangea River." Hydrangeas are beautifully arranged along the waterway within the temple grounds, creating a stunning river-like view 🩵 Additionally, the temple is famous for its flower-filled water basins, featuring various types of flowers that are absolutely adorable 💭💭💭 If I have time, I might visit Hasedera Temple as well ☘️ Be sure to check it out 🏵️🏵️🏵️ ……………………………………………………………………………… 🔖Okadera Temple 📍Address 806 Oka, Asuka Village, Takaichi District, Nara Prefecture ⏰Opening Hours 8:30 AM – 5:00 PM 🎫Admission Fee Adults: 500 yen 🚃Access From Kintetsu Kashihara Jingu-mae Station East Exit, take the Nara Kotsu Bus to 'Okadera-mae,' then walk for 10 minutes 📋Event 'Daiwa Kannon Ajisai Corridor' Dates: May 24, 2025 – July 6, 2025

#springitinerary Looking for a cool spot that mixes history and nature? Ishibutai Tumulus in Nara is a super laid-back place to check out in spring. This ancient stone tomb dates back to the 7th century and has this impressive stone structure that feels like a giant outdoor museum. Spring brings out the best here, soft cherry blossoms and fresh greenery pop around the site, giving the historic stones a pretty sweet natural backdrop. It’s not crowded, so you can wander around, take pics, and just vibe with the peaceful surroundings. There’s also a nice little park nearby where you can relax, have a picnic, or just chill under the blossoms. If you’re into history or just want a quiet spring escape, Ishibutai Tumulus hits the spot with its mix of old-school cool and fresh seasonal beauty. Perfect for a casual, low-key day trip that’s easy to get to and fun to explore.

#springitinerary After a chill and peaceful spring escape? Okadera Temple in Nara is the spot. This ancient temple sits on a hill overlooking the Asuka Plain, giving you some pretty sweet views alongside a calm, less crowded vibe than the typical touristy places. Springtime here is especially nice, the cherry blossoms and azaleas bloom all over the grounds, turning the whole place into a soft pink and purple paradise. It’s perfect for wandering slowly, snapping photos, or just sitting on a bench soaking it all in. Inside the main hall, you’ll find a huge clay statue of Nyōirin Kannon Bosatsu, the goddess of mercy, which adds a cool spiritual layer to the visit. The peaceful gardens and winding paths make it easy to lose track of time. Whether you’re into history, nature, or just want a quiet day away from the crowds, Okadera Temple is a hidden gem that’s well worth your springtime visit.

Nara is famous for Todaiji Temple and Kasuga Taisha Shrine, but the place that really moves you is more quietly located. That place is Okadera, Japan's oldest sacred place for warding off evil spirits. It is not a flashy tourist spot, but it has a "special power" that gently embraces the hearts of those who visit. In this article, we will introduce five reasons why you should visit Okadera, as well as some interesting trivia that you will want to share with others. Read on and you will want to go and experience the quiet emotion. 1. Feel your heart lighten at Japan's oldest sacred place for warding off evil spirits. Okadera is known as "Japan's first sacred place for warding off evil spirits," and is a place where many people have offered prayers since ancient times. The restlessness and anxiety in your heart will mysteriously be eased. 💡 It is said to be the "temple where warding off evil spirits originated," and there is a constant stream of worshippers from all over the country who come to ward off evil spirits. 2. Be overwhelmed by the impressive "largest clay Buddha statue in Japan." The seated Nyoirin Kannon statue enshrined in the main hall is one of the largest clay statues in Japan. You will be left speechless by its beauty and presence. 💡It is 4.85 meters tall. There is no other clay Buddha statue as large as this. 3. The charm of the temple as a "flower temple" where flowers of every season decorate the grounds. Rhododendrons in spring, hydrangeas in early summer, and autumn leaves in autumn. Okadera is also known as the "flower temple," and you can feel the breath of nature whenever you visit. 💡The rhododendron season from April to May is particularly impressive. More than 3,000 rhododendrons bloom in the grounds. 4. A "silent journey" where your mind becomes quieter with each stone step. To reach Okadera, you will climb stone steps that resemble a mountain path. In the silence and the scent of nature, you will feel your mind becoming empty. 💡 Okadera, built on the slope of a mountain, features a special approach that makes you feel like you are walking a "path of training." 5. There are few people. So you can really face yourself. Unlike famous tourist spots, Okadera is always quiet. That's why you can take a deep breath in a noise-free space and hear your own voice clearly. 💡 Okadera, located in the Asuka area, is a sacred place that is "known only to those in the know" among history fans. ⸻ If you're a little tired from touring the tourist spots, Okadera is the place for you. Its silence and majesty will give you a "landscape of the heart" that you will want to remember again and again. #EnjoyJapan #Nara #DomesticTravel

📍Nara Prefecture The Saigoku Sanjusansho are 33 sacred sites of Kannon worship scattered across two prefectures and four prefectures in the Kinki region and Gifu Prefecture. The pilgrimage to these sacred sites is the oldest in Japan, and many worshippers still visit them today. Okadera is Japan's first sacred site for warding off bad luck. It seems to have the power of being the first sacred site for warding off bad luck in Japan, so I visited it when I was in my 30s and had a string of unlucky years (lol). It might be a good idea to ward off bad luck at the first place in Japan. Please take a look at this guide🔖✨ _ _ _ _ _ ⚫︎Access Train: Get off at Kintetsu Kashihara-Jingu-Mae Station → Nara Kotsu Bus Asuka Shuyu Bus Get off at Okadera-Mae → 10 minutes walk _ _ _ _ _ #Spring 0 yen trip

📍Asuka Village, Nara Prefecture Asuka Village is located in the center of Nara Prefecture. It is located in the center of the map of Japan. Known as "the birthplace of Japan," Asuka Village was the center of the country during the Asuka period, where the capital was located, a centralized Ritsuryo state was established, and the place called itself "Japan." If you stroll through this land with a deep history, you will still find a peaceful landscape that is just like a Japanese folk tale🖼️ You will definitely feel refreshed by the laid-back air. It is also a recommended spot to take a leisurely stroll with a camera in hand📸 Please use this as a reference for your outing🔖 _ _ _ _ _ ⚫︎Notes There are gentle slopes, so wear shoes and clothes that you are used to wearing. _ _ _ _ _ #Nara Prefecture #Asuka Village #Domestic Travel #Spring 0 Yen Trip

#springwander Nestled in the peaceful countryside of Nara, Okadera Temple is a beautiful place to visit in spring. The temple is known for its serene atmosphere, surrounded by lush greenery and seasonal flowers. During spring, cherry blossoms and azaleas add a vibrant touch to the historic temple grounds, making it a picture-perfect destination. As one of Japan’s oldest temples dedicated to Kannon, the goddess of mercy, Okadera offers a tranquil escape where you can enjoy both history and nature. Whether you’re admiring the architecture or just soaking in the peaceful vibes, this temple is a must-visit in Nara. Why You Should Visit: ✔ Beautiful cherry blossoms and azaleas in spring ✔ A peaceful and historic temple with a spiritual atmosphere 📍 Address: 806 Oka, Asuka, Takaichi District, Nara 634-0111 #Nara #Okadera #SpringInJapan #CherryBlossoms #HistoricTemple

📍Matsubara Minoru Farm Night Strawberry Picking Park 1383 Hirata, Asuka-mura, Takaichi-gun, Nara Prefecture ✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲ "Yoshino Sakura Bus Tour" This tour also includes strawberry picking. Last year, the cherry blossoms were quite late in blooming, and even on the reserved day, they were barely in bloom💦 But the tour still went ahead. We started from in front of the Mainichi Shimbun building in Umeda. On the way, we stopped off at Asuka and went to the strawberry farm🍓... This is a strawberry picking farm that is open at night as well. Three greenhouses, rows of strawberries. The variety was Asuka Ruby. All-you-can-eat for 40 minutes. The larger ones are sweeter and tastier I ate a lot while searching around. Strawberry picking is only available on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, until 7:30pm. #Nara #Asukamura #StrawberryPicking #Strawberries #Spring0YenTrip #BusTour

📍Nara Okadera Okadera, a famous spot for hydrangeas There are several famous spots for hydrangeas in Nara, and this is one of them The variety and vividness of the hydrangeas is overwhelming✨ It is a very popular spot where people with cameras gather from early in the morning To be honest, it is difficult to access without a car (transfers and time are required) But it is still a recommended spot worth visiting🪷 Please make a trip out during the rainy season and make a memory of your trip🔖 _ _ _ _ _ ⚫︎Access From the east exit of Kintetsu Kashihara Jingu-mae Station, get off at Nara Kotsu Bus "Okadera-mae" and walk for about 10 minutes. _ _ _ _ _ *The road from the bus stop to Okadera is a stone-paved slope, so we recommend wearing comfortable shoes👟✨ #Nara #NaraTourism #Hydrangea #DomesticTravel #FreeHotelStay

Okadera Temple is located in Asuka Village, Nara Prefecture. A cute temple decorated with colorful flowers. You can't help but take photos. The cherry blossoms in spring and the autumn leaves are beautiful, and at night the spotlights and lanterns are lit up, making it a beautiful sight. Cycling is also recommended for touring Asuka Village. There are many rental bicycles available. If you are driving, please be careful as there are narrow roads. Address: 806 Oka, Asuka Village, Takaichi District, Nara Prefecture 634-0111 Parking fee: Free Admission fee: 400 yen 8:30-17:00

The main deity of this shrine is Yasushijidaishuomite (Yaushishidaishuomite), which is "Yu Tenshidai [Ame no Shiro], Yuukushidai [Kongshidai], Yusuginiruhiko (Tama Sign Entering Hiko), Yanzhijishiro" He possesses the title of "Lord God [I don't know when Jidai]", and his divine virtues spread to heaven, earth, the universe, and the invisible world, and he is even said to be the eighth level god. It is a guiding god who guides the gods, guides the happiness of the people, and even serves as a guiding god of creation and creativity. It is also related to the beliefs of people who engage in art. Shimoteruhime-Mikoto (Shimoteruhime-Mikoto) is enshrined together with her soul (Midama) and Kanariumi-Mikoto (Kayanarumimi-Mikoto), and is the deity of Asuka Kami Nabi Mikiko (Asuka's Goddess Miki) in our company. The name was calmed down. The younger sister of the main god, she is a god who protects the royal family and illuminates the people with warmth. Gao Zhaoguang Ji Ming is the god of good harvest, family security, career stability, and national security. Takemikata Mikoto (Takemikata Mikoto) is the miko-god of the main god of the great country, and is a god of martial prowess. Takakosanreishin [Takagami no God] (Okunosha) is one of the three gods of creation who dominate the heavenly world together with Amaterasu. He is regarded as the "no god" who combines, breeds, and cultivates things that fit into the body. Very devout faith. #2024Travel Review

"Okadera" Today we will introduce Okadera in Nara🥰 It is a Shingon Buddhism Toyozan sect temple located in Asuka-mura Oka, Takaichi-gun, Nara Prefecture, and its official name is "Tokozan Shinju-in Ryugai-ji Temple". The temple is also famous for its Tenjiku peonies (dahlias), and the gorgeous displays are very beautiful, such as Tenjiku peonies floating on the surface of the "Flower Pond" and a marble water basin💐 During the rainy season, you can see dahlias and hydrangeas together, and in autumn, the autumn leaves are beautiful, making this a temple that shows you seasonal scenery. In autumn, Okadera's autumn leaves are lit up in the "Pilgrimage of Light" - a prayer dedicated to a beautiful autumn night - and you can see the elegant and beautiful grounds with illuminated autumn leaves and Japanese umbrellas🥰💐 There are many photogenic spots at Okadera, so be sure to check it out! ☽︎︎.*·̩͙☽︎︎.*·̩͙*·̩͙☽︎︎.*·̩͙☽︎︎.*·̩͙☽︎︎ⓘⓝⓕⓞ☽︎︎.*·̩͙☽︎︎.*·̩͙☽︎︎.*·̩͙☽︎︎.*·̩͙ 🍁 Okadera 📍806 Oka, Asukamura, Takaichigun, Nara Prefecture🚃 10 minutes walk from Okadera-mae stop from the east exit of Kashihara-Jingu-mae Station 10 minutes walk from Okadera-mae stop from Asuka Station 💰Adults 400💴 𖥧 𖥧 𖧧 ˒˒𖡼.𖤣𖥧 ⠜ 𖥧 𖥧 𖧧˒˒. ⓣⓗⓐⓝⓚ ⓨⓞⓤ 𖥧 𖥧 #Okadera Temple #Autumn leaves #Light up #TripDomestic travel

There are many recommended spots to see autumn leaves in Nara! This time, I would like to introduce "Ryugai-ji Temple (Okadera Temple)" in Asuka Village, Nara Prefecture. It is commonly known as Okadera. The only problem here is the parking issue! There is a parking lot that is not directly related to Okadera Temple, and it costs money, but there are also parking lots where you can park for free, so I would like to introduce it together with tips on how to get around the parking lot! ⛩️About Okadera Temple⛩️-------------------- Okadera Temple is full of things to see in autumn leaves, but it is also famous as a spot for hydrangeas! It has a history of 1300 years, and is Japan's first place for exorcising evil spirits! In addition to creating an atmosphere of being enveloped in a mystical space, this spot also puts an emphasis on photogenic places, such as filling the hand washing area with marbles to create a photogenic look, even during the hydrangea season✨The stairs surrounded by maple leaves also look picturesque if you include people in the photo, so I highly recommend it📸Sorry that there are no people in the photo🙇The best time to see the autumn leaves is late November🍁If you're going to Nara, make sure to check this out💁　　🅿️Parking Tips🅿️------------There is an official Okadera parking lot and an unofficial one here, and everyone tends to park in the latter one! It's a parking lot facing a major street, and people are directing you by saying "come here, come here," so you end up going in without thinking💦But be careful! Don't be lured into parking there⚠️The parking fee is 500 yen💰I wouldn't have any complaints if I was charged for parking in a parking lot operated by Okadera, but they guide me as if to say, "This is Okadera's parking lot!", so I'm not happy about it🙅♂️It's a parking lot that is properly connected to Okadera, so there's no problem parking here, but it's a little further away than the official parking lot, so if you want to park a little closer and for free, I recommend heading for the parking lot shown in the 9th image💡By the way, you can get to the official parking lot by following the directions set in your navigation system, but the road narrows at the end and becomes steep at the very end, so please be careful when driving⚠️--------That's all! What do you think! The leaves are turning red from now on. I'm sure you're all making plans, but please make sure to stop by here too 🚗💨~~~~~~~Information~~~~~~📍#Okadera Address: 806 Oka, Asukamura, Takaichigun, Nara Prefecture Access: Take Nara Kotsu bus from the east exit of Kintetsu Kashiharajingu-mae Station, get off at "Okadera-mae" and walk for about 10 minutes, then take a 1-hour car ride from Nara Station Visiting hours: 8:30-17:00 Admission fee: 400 yen for adults, 300 yen for high school students, 200 yen for middle school students Recommended point: The marble water basin is right after you enter~ ...

Asuka National Historic Park Ishibutai Area 📍634-0112 Shimasho, Asuka Village, Takaichi District, Nara Prefecture https://maps.app.goo.gl/DJ39H1sLBvNmvWgF6?g_st=com.google.maps.preview.copy The Ishibutai area of ​​the Asuka National Historic Park is a historical park located in Asuka Village, Nara Prefecture, and is especially famous for the Ishibutai Tomb. It is a mystical spot where you can experience the history of the Asuka period, with a huge pile of stones. The surrounding area is maintained as a lush park, with beautiful flowers of all seasons, making it perfect for a picnic. There are also free plazas and walking courses where you can relax. It is easily accessible by rental bicycle from Asuka Station on the Kintetsu Yoshino Line, making it a tourist spot that you can easily visit. #0yentravelautumn

Asukadera Temple - Immerse yourself in history and tranquility at Japan's oldest temple Asukadera Temple, located in Asuka Village, Nara Prefecture, is the oldest Buddhist temple in Japan, built during the Asuka period. It's a great spot for history buffs, and you can take a leisurely stroll while feeling the atmosphere of ancient Japan. It's not flashy, but it has a quiet and calm atmosphere, and it's a place where time seems to flow slowly. ◆The charm of Asukadera Temple - Japan's oldest Buddha statue, the Asuka Daibutsu: The Asuka Daibutsu, which can be said to be the symbol of Asukadera Temple, is known as the oldest Buddha statue in Japan. This Buddha statue, about 3 meters tall, is simple yet has an overwhelming presence, and you will be amazed at the high level of ancient technology. - Quiet atmosphere: Asukadera Temple is not too crowded with tourists, and the calm space is its charm. You can spend a relaxing time in the temple grounds while thinking about the history of the Asuka period. - We also recommend visiting the ancient ruins in the area: If you visit Asukadera Temple, we recommend visiting the ancient ruins in the area as well. There are many spots full of ancient romance, such as the Asuka Stone Stage and Kameishi Rock. Asukadera Temple is the perfect place for those who want to spend some relaxing time while feeling the history. Immerse yourself in the ancient atmosphere and quietly experience Japanese history. #0YenTravelAutumn

〜Asuka Village, Takaichi District, Nara Prefecture〜 Okadera Temple Introducing the Hydrangea Festival where you can enjoy hydrangeas for a long period from late May to early July every year! ☑️Hydrangea Stairs! The zigzag hydrangea stairs are a highlight! You can enjoy different views each time you climb the stairs. Be soothed by the beautiful hydrangea temple. ☑️Cute Flower Water Basins! The flower water basins placed throughout the temple grounds are also a highlight! Enjoy viewing hydrangeas with cute flower water basins at this historic temple. ☑️Photogenic Spots! The water basin at Okadera Temple is famous as a photogenic 'Flower Water Basin'! The 'Yamato Three Great Kannon Ajisai Corridor' is filled with donated hydrangeas, making Okadera Temple even more colorful! There are also different types of flowers depending on the season, making it a spot you'll want to visit repeatedly! Perfect for Nara sightseeing and travel. 📍Okadera Temple 806 Oka, Asuka Village, Takaichi District, Nara Prefecture, 634-0111, Japan

~Takaichi District, Nara Prefecture~ You can only see it during Golden Week! The spectacular Dahlia Pond ☑️ Only available during Golden Week every year "Flower Pond - Tenjiku Peony Floating on the Water" Flower Pond - Suimen ni Ukabu Dahlia The scenery of floating dahlias and green autumn leaves on the entire surface of the pond is spectacular✨ ☑️ During this period, the water basin will be a flower water basin! The water basin will be a "flower water basin", making Okadera even more colorful! ☑️ We also recommend the Hana Pond paper cutout goshuin! Tenjiku Peony floating on the water surface - As a memorial to your visit, you can also get the "Hana Pond paper cutout goshuin"! There are also other goshuin that can only be obtained during this period, such as the "Tenjiku Peony Goshuin Book 24' Spring" and the "Harukaze Corridor Embroidery Goshuin"! Useful information for sightseeing in Nara Prefecture and cherry blossom viewing in Nara ◎ 📍Okadera Temple 806 Oka, Asuka-mura, Takaichi-gun, Nara Prefecture 634-0111 #0 yen travel #Nara sightseeing #Nara sightseeing spots #Okadera Temple #Flower water basin #Visiting our own temples

#DomesticTrip GW only! Hana-no-ike 2024 will be held from 4/27 to 5/6 😊 Nara is less crowded and you can visit various photogenic spots 😊 Among them, "Okadera" Hana-no-ike 2024 is colored with dahlias. The admission fee is 400 yen, so it is highly recommended 😊🩵 Parking is free if you use the temporary parking lot at Okadera. If you park in a nearby car park, you will be charged 500 yen, so be careful ▼ There is only a little time left until Golden Week, but I hope you will find this information useful 😊 ┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈ Spot. Shingon sect Toko-in Ryugai-ji Temple. (Okadera Temple). Address. 806 Oka, Asuka-mura, Takaichi-gun, Nara Prefecture Admission fee. 400 yen Admission hours. 8:30~17:00🅿️. Temporary parking lot available "free" Hana no Ike 2024. From 4/27~5/6, 2024. If you go by car, you can find Hasedera Temple, Tachibana-dera Temple, Tsubosaka-dera Temple, and Cafe Kotodama nearby 😊┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈#Kinki Region #Kansai outing spots #Okadera Temple #Hana-no-ike Pond#Nara sightseeing #Travel with me #Travel with me #Nara trip

The rainy season is about to begin, which is a horrible time of year☔️ But hydrangeas are in full bloom during the rainy season✨ There are many wonderful spots for hydrangeas😍 Today, I would like to introduce "#Okadera" in Asuka Village, Nara Prefecture [Highlights of Okadera] There are three photogenic things! ① Chozuya (water purification fountain) First, the first "chozuya (place to wash your hands)" you come across after entering the gate is a flower chozuya with hydrangeas and dahlias floating in it, and it is the first photogenic spot✨ ② Flower pond In the pond next to the chozuya, peonies and potted hydrangeas are placed and floated in a collaborative form💐 ③ Okunoin approach If you go further into the temple grounds, you will find the approach to Okunoin, and there are 150 potted hydrangeas lined up on the stairs and waterway there‼ ️ Taking pictures while standing on the approach to the temple is also a great idea😍 For a limited time only from May 25th to July 7th, when the "Yamato Three Great Kannon Hydrangea Corridor" is being held, there is a special kirie shuin stamp with designs of the "hydrangeas on the Okunoin approach" and the "Hanatemizuya" so you can take one home as a souvenir😄 ------ That's it! What do you think? This is a must-see spot for camera lovers📸 A hydrangea spot that looks great even on rainy days, so be sure to check it out! 〜〜〜〜〜Information〜〜〜〜〜 📍Okadera Address: 806 Oka, Asukamura, Takaichigun, Nara Prefecture Access: Take Nara Kotsu bus from the east exit of Kintetsu Kashiharajingu-mae Station, get off at "Okadera-mae" and walk for about 10 minutes, then take a 1-hour car ride from Nara Station Visiting hours: 8:30-17:00 Admission fee: 400 yen for adults, 300 yen for high school students, 200 yen for middle school students 〜〜〜〜〜〜〜〜〜〜〜〜〜〜〜〜〜〜〜 #Kinki Tourism #Domestic Travel #Breathtaking Views of Japan #Nara Tourism

This is a historic temple in Nara Prefecture. The flower water fountain is cute, of course, but the many flowers that decorate the large grounds are also worth seeing🌷 Now that it's hydrangea season, the colorful hydrangeas lined up on the stairs are very beautiful✨ The hydrangea cream soda at the shop near the parking lot was also delicious, so I recommend it🫶 As a temple, it is also famous as the first sacred place in Japan to ward off evil. 📍Okadera 806 Oka, Asukamura, Takaichi-gun, Nara Prefecture 643-0111 8:30-17:00 (December-February 8:30-16:30) Admission fee: 400 yen (free for elementary school students and younger) ◎Nearest station: Kintetsu Kashihara-Jingu-Mae Station From the east exit of Kintetsu Kashihara-Jingu-Mae Station, get off at the Nara Kotsu bus stop "Okadera-mae", then walk for about 10 minutes. Or take a taxi from Kashihara-Jingu-Mae Station. ★You can get to Kashihara-Jingu-mae Station from Kyoto Station or Osaka Abenobashi (Tennoji) with a single train ride✨ #Travelingwithme #Nara #Flowerwater #Shrinetour #Hydrangea #Hydrangea