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

\\Tourist Spots// Seasonal flowers are planted at the ruins of Fujiwara-kyo in the ancient capital of Nara. The autumn flower "cosmos" is in full bloom right now. The flower fields that spread out as far as the eye could see were soothing. Another nice point is that admission is free! Facilities🏠　Fujiwara-kyo ruins Address📍　Takadono-cho, Kashihara City, Nara Prefecture, etc. #Autumn trip #Autumn flower fields#Amazing views #Nara#Autumn foliage spots

Café Hisohiso is a hidden cafe located a 30-minute walk from Kintetsu Miminari Station. There is an old gate with a rabbit sign. Just past the gate is the cafe. As the name suggests, this cafe is hidden away in nature and serves cute baked goods and desserts. The interior of the cafe is decorated with dried flowers, creating a stylish space. Please be careful when you go as there are few opening days and opening hours. #photogenicspot#driedflowers#cafe#nara

Kashihara, the place where Japan was founded I went to Kashihara Shrine, a shrine with vast grounds that I had only seen in history textbooks I've been to Nara several times, but this was my first visit to Kashihara Shrine It was a vast and magnificent place that I recommend you visit at least once if you come to Nara #WorldHeritage #Nara #HinaMatsuri

Address: Kashihara City Atmosphere/Facilities: Solemn Recommended points: Feels refreshing. Average price: 0 Budget per person: 0 Rating:

This is a large shrine located in Kashihara City, Nara Prefecture. In fact, its history of construction is relatively recent, dating back to the Meiji Period. However, its origins date back to the distant past, to Emperor Jimmu, the first emperor of Japan. A petition from private citizens was filed on the site where Emperor Jimmu's palace is said to have stood, and Emperor Meiji, inspired by this petition, founded the shrine. The extremely large grounds are home to many magnificent buildings, making it a popular tourist spot in Nara. #Shrine #Nara Prefecture

🏖️Overview: 　It was built based on the description in the "Nihon Shoki"📚, which says that Emperor Jimmu, the first emperor, ascended the throne👑 at Kashihara Palace. The deities enshrined are Emperor Jimmu and his empress👥. The main hall was relocated from the Kashikodokoro of the Kyoto Imperial Palace, and, together with the Cultural Hall, it is designated as an important cultural property. The vast grounds, which are about 13 times the size of Koshien Stadium, include a forest park⛲️, a grassy plaza, and a pond where waterfowl play, making it a place of relaxation for citizens. 💞Reasons why we recommend it: 　Suddenly, a spacious grounds with a different atmosphere appears in the middle of the city. You will fall into the illusion of having wandered into the wrong place. When the quiet and calm air flows and the huge main hall appears, you can feel and sense the solemn atmosphere. You can experience a time spent in peace. If you have time, try climbing the Yamato Sanzan mountains. 📍Location: 934 Kume-cho, Kashihara City, Nara Prefecture 📍Access: 🚃Train: Get off at Kintetsu Kashihara-Jingu-mae Station, 8 minutes walk🚶 #Domestic Travel Tips #Kashihara-Jingu Shrine

#MarchGoodPlaces2025 I used to think that beautiful scenery, few people and easy access were an impossible triangle of travel destinations, until a friend recommended the Soga River to me. Compared to other attractions in Nara, which either have huge crowds or require taking buses with limited schedules, the Soga River can be reached directly by Kintetsu, and there are fewer tourists, most of whom are locals, so it is easy to find a photo location. As an excellent cherry blossom viewing spot, it is also fully equipped with various facilities - the river bank, tram, children's park, and S-curves are all great tools for taking photos. The entire riverside cherry blossom path is quite long, and you can walk and take pictures for more than two hours. It is recommended to go there from around 3pm to 6pm. If you like riverside cherry blossoms and are in the Kansai area, you can definitely go there without a second thought. Friends who have been there all say it’s great! ! 📍Address: Go to Fangcheng Station towards Sakura 🗓Date: 2025.04.04 📸Camera: a7m4+Tamron 28200+720GM

#Spring0yentrip Kashihara Shrine is a vast and quiet shrine in Nara Prefecture, and I was drawn to its solemn atmosphere. Kashihara Shrine is famous for enshrining Emperor Jimmu, the first emperor of Japan, and I was able to worship while feeling the historical background. The grounds are spacious and surrounded by greenery, and I was able to enjoy the beautiful gardens and ponds of the shrine while strolling. What was particularly impressive was the grandeur of the shrine, which was in wonderful harmony with the surrounding nature, and had an atmosphere that seemed to give visitors tranquility and peace. The grounds also had a spacious approach to the shrine and a walking path through the trees, and it was a space where you could feel at ease no matter where you walked. In addition, the old townscape of Kashihara City remains near the shrine, and it was fun to visit some of the tourist spots. Kashihara Shrine was a place of peace where you could feel nature, history, and traditional Japanese beauty.

When you arrive in Kashihara, Nara, you must not miss Kashihara Jingu Shrine! According to legend, this is the place where the first emperor of Japan, Emperor Jimmu, ascended the throne. In Japanese history and culture, it is an important symbol of the origin of the country and is full of sacredness. As soon as you step into Kashihara Jingu Shrine, you can instantly feel a sense of seclusion and tranquility. The lush forests around and the ancient and solemn shrine buildings all tell stories of the years. Walking through it, it feels like you are traveling through time and space and touching the ancient myth of Japan's founding. This place is not only a carrier of history and culture, but also a pure land where the soul can settle. There is less noise from the city and more leisure and tranquility that is unique to the ancient capital of Nara. Whether you are interested in history and culture, or want to find a place to relax, Kashihara Shrine is a great choice. Come here and feel its unique charm! #Kashiharajingu #NaraTravel #JapaneseMythology #TokyoAttractions

✨Hotel/Ryokan Points Grand Mercure Nara Kashihara's free lounge is great. All-you-can-drink alcohol almost all day and a large public bath ♨️Facility Introduction 🛁Room Introduction The rooms are spacious 🍽️Breakfast I don't know because it wasn't included 🛎️Service The only thing I'm worried about is that the lounge and the large public bath will be crowded 💗Thoughts on the stay The kinako dango shop in the photo, which is a short drive from the hotel, was very delicious. It gets very crowded so make sure you go there with plenty of time.

#DomesticTravelTactics At Ofusa Kannon in Kashihara City, Nara Prefecture, there is a lantern festival, a wind chime festival, and a rose festival✨ 💖Reasons why we recommend it There are various festivals depending on the season. When I visited, there was a lantern festival with all kinds of lanterns, which was wonderful🤩 I heard there is a wind chime festival🎐 in the summer, so I would like to visit in the summer next time. The rose garden was colorful and beautiful with many varieties🌹 There was also a teahouse, a Japanese garden, a pond, and more in the temple grounds😌 *The festivals vary depending on the season, so be sure to check the dates☝️ 💰Free entry to temple grounds (500 yen to visit the main hall) ⌚Opening hours: 9:00-16:00 🚃Access Walk: Yamato-Yagi Station → 25 minutes to Ofusa Kannon Bus Yamato-Yagi Station → 8 minutes from "Kobusa" bus stop, 5 minutes walk to Ofusa Kannon Kashihara-Jingu-Mae Station → 10 minutes from "Kobusa" bus stop, 5 minutes walk to Ofusa Kannon 📍Location Ofusa Kannon 6-22 Kobusa-cho, Kashihara City, Nara Prefecture #NaraTrip #KashiharaCityNaraPrefecture #NaraTrip #NaraTourism

A field of cosmos spreads as far as the eye can see🌼*･ . . . Kashihara, Nara . . Fujiwara Palace Ruins . . When it comes to autumn scenery in Nara, it's𓂃◌𓈒𓐍 . Three million cosmos of six varieties blooming on a vast site✨️ A wonderful view of the cosmos field at the Fujiwara Palace Ruins🌼*･🌼*･ . . It's just too beautiful(∩ᵒ̴̶̷̤⌔ᵒ̴̶̷̤∩)💕 . . There are paths here and there, so I tried to bury myself in them🤗🎶 . ...But!! Even though I'm tall, I still get buried in them💦 (I'm also stretching🤫) . If I'd looked carefully, I might have found some cosmos blooming at a lower height? . . There were many people taking pictures of small children 👦👧 and dogs 🐶✨️ . I was able to see heartwarming scenes everywhere, and it made me feel warm and fuzzy ( ˶ ᷇ 𖥦 ᷆ ˵ )🫶🫶 . . . Fujiwara Palace Ruins . ⏰ Open 24 hours 🅿️ Parking available 👛 Free admission . 🏡 Daigocho, Kashihara City, Nara Prefecture 🚃 30 minutes walk from Kintetsu Miminari Station 🚎 4 minutes walk from the Kashihara City Fujiwarakyo Archives by Community Bus . . . #FujiwaraPalaceRuins#Nara#NaraTourism#NaraTrip#Cosmos#AutumnCherryBlossoms #AutumnTrip#0YenTripAutumn#PhotogenicSpot#Tourism#DomesticTrip

Cafe Restaurant Rabelais in Nara Prefecture The shaved ice here is so delicious that it's a contest for the best shaved ice I've ever had in my life! Everything is delicious🤭 The other place is the shaved ice made by a patissier at "Mashimo Kobo" in Shiga Prefecture! Both are great and hard to choose between☺️ The great thing about Cafe Restaurant Rabelais is that you can eat it all year round🤭 Today's menu is Persimmon 1100 yen Grape 1100 yen Set meal 1300 yen☺️ ┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈ Spot: Cafe Restaurant Rabelais Address:. 5-5-16 Uchizencho, Kashihara City, Nara Prefecture, 634-0804 Business hours: 11:00~20:00, last orders 19:00 Closed on Mondays Parking: 4 private parking spaces available (3-minute walk) ┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈ #shavedicetour #narafood #cafetour #gourmetstagram #naracafe ┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈

#0 Yen Travel Autumn The photo was taken on 6/10/10, and 30% of the flowers were in bloom. The best time to see them is from 10/17 onwards 😊 When it's in full bloom, 3 million cosmos flowers will be in full bloom, making it a spectacular spot. This is the "Fujiwara Palace Ruins". The site area is about 3 square meters. Because it's a vast area, it's easy to take photos even if there are a lot of people. Parking is also free, so please come and visit us 🤭┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈📍Name of spot: Fujiwara Palace Ruins Address. Takadonocho, Kashihara City, Nara Prefecture Opening hours. 24-hour parking. Free opening Date of photo shoot. 6/10/10 Time of photo shoot. 13:00 Access. Transportation from the nearest station From Kintetsu Yamato-Yagi Station, take the Kashihara City Community Bus and get off at "Kashihara City Fujiwara-kyo Archives" and walk for about 4 minutes From JR Unebi Station, Kintetsu Unebi-Goryo-Mae Station or Kintetsu Miminari Station, walk for about 30 minutes ┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈ #Fujiwara Palace Ruins #Nara #Cosmos Field #A photo that makes you feel autumn #Kansai outing spot #Kansai date spot #Kansai outing spot #Kansai outings with kids

To celebrate Koji Mukai's birthday, I visited AEON Mall Kashihara, which houses the 'Tower Records Koji Mukai Support Store' in his hometown. At Tower Records, many fans left messages celebrating him, creating a warm atmosphere throughout the store. Other shops also displayed goods themed around his member color, orange, making it a fulfilling time for fans. It was my first visit to AEON Mall Kashihara, and I was amazed at how spacious it was, offering a full day of enjoyment. With a variety of shops for shopping and dining, it's a spot that anyone can enjoy.

#FuriTabi 📍NICO'S CAFE&TABLE in Kashihara City, Nara It's very popular for its acai, so you need to make an online reservation in advance! I made a reservation after 10am and was able to eat around 5pm💦 Lots of fruit🥭 📍Location: 3-14 Hyobe-cho, Kashihara City, Nara Prefecture 🕰️Opening hours: 09:30-19:00 🏖️Atmosphere/facilities: Hawaiian 💰Price per person: 1000-1999 #NaraTourism #NaraCafe #AcaiBowl

Imaicho. Not far from Osaka there is a place that, as they say, has not changed since the Edo period - the same houses as in those days, the same streets, the administration monitors and renovates the houses. We decided to combine a trip to the city of Nara with a visit to Imaicho and did not regret it at all. You can do it yourself or find a guide on the Trip.com service. We went on our own: There is a direct train from Nara station to Unebi station, there is a tourist information center where you can get brochures and a map of the places. I recommend visiting these places: 📌Tsuneoka Soy Sauce Brewery 📌Kawai sake brewery 📌Takagi Residence 📌Hanairaka Information Center Entrance to the territory is free. We walked alone, there was no one else there, we spent the best half of the day here that day)#imaicho #osakatrip #naratrip #japan

There has been a significant change in the way people from our country travel. Many who visit Japan no longer focus solely on shopping. There are also many who have been to Japan before and have moved beyond the typical photo-taking tourism, evolving into a more immersive travel experience. I often receive private messages from netizens who are eager to visit lesser-known, off-the-beaten-path places. I would like to share a spot in Nara Prefecture that is seldom visited by foreign tourists and is perfect for those who enjoy leisurely walks and photography: Imai-cho in Nara. Imai-cho began to take shape in 1503 during Japan's Warring States period. It was once an enemy of Oda Nobunaga as part of the Hongan-ji sect. However, persuaded by Akechi Mitsuhide, they surrendered to Oda Nobunaga, which changed their fate from being annihilated. Later, during the Edo period, the area prospered even more through trade with Osaka and Sakai. Today, Imai-cho has been designated as a Preservation District for Groups of Traditional Buildings in Japan and is also recognized as a Japanese heritage site. Over 500 buildings are protected, and five have been designated as Important Cultural Properties of Japan. Walking through Imai-cho is like traveling back to the Edo period. Due to the larger area and fewer tourists, strolling and street photography in Imai-cho offer a much better experience than in Kyoto. I recommend my friends to also take a turn around here. 📍Address: Imai-cho, Kashihara City, Nara Prefecture 🚃Transport: Get off at Yagi-nishiguchi Station on the Kintetsu Railway, and it's a 5-minute walk. After crossing the red Sobu Bridge, you will arrive.

Upon arriving in Imai-cho, Kashihara City, Japan, it felt as if I had traveled through time to a street brimming with ancient charm. Imai-cho is a place rich in history and cultural heritage, where every street seems to hold memories spanning hundreds of years. As I stepped into Imai-cho, I was captivated by its unique architectural style and the ancient streetscape. The streets were lined with well-preserved traditional buildings, exuding a strong Japanese ambiance. Strolling along the streets, I kept finding surprises hidden in the corners. What particularly impressed me were the ancient shrines and temples of Imai-cho. I paused in these serene places, feeling the sacred atmosphere they emitted, and took some photos to preserve these unforgettable memories. During this journey, I deeply felt the historical and cultural charm of Imai-cho. I will forever treasure this precious memory and look forward to visiting this place filled with ancient allure once again.

Travel experience sharing: When I stepped into Japan's Kashihara Jingu Shrine, I felt as if I was in a world full of mystery and religious legends. Located in Kashihara City, Nara Prefecture, this shrine is an important shrine dedicated to the worship of Amaterasu and one of the oldest shrines in Japan. Walking into Kashihara Jingu Shrine, I was struck by its magnificent torii gate and its time-honored atmosphere. The architecture inside the shrine is elegant and ceremonial, exuding a sacred atmosphere. I walked around the shrine and felt its solemnity and peace. I was particularly impressed by the sacred atmosphere of the shrine and the piety of the worshippers. I took eleven photos inside the shrine, capturing its beauty and religious atmosphere. Each photo is a testimony to this journey and allows me to recall this special moment forever. During this trip, I deeply felt the sacred power and cultural significance of Kashihara Jingu Shrine. I will always treasure these precious memories and look forward to returning to this sacred place. #Kashihara Jingu #Japanese Shrine #Religious Culture

Emperor Jinmu's Mausoleum in Kashihara City, Nara Prefecture 𓂃◌𓈒𓐍 𓂃◌𓈒𓐍𓂃◌𓈒𓐍𓂃 It's near Kashihara Shrine, and it's about a 15-minute walk from there. It's at the northeastern foot of Mt. Unebi! The official name is Mt. Unebi Tohoku Mausoleum The mausoleum of Emperor Jinmu, the first emperor of Japan. After passing through the long gravel approach, you'll see the torii gate. It's a very spacious and simple structure with only the torii gate standing out, but it exudes a solemn atmosphere! ✼••┈┈┈┈••✼••┈┈┈┈••✼••┈┈┈┈••✼ ꕥPlace name: Emperor Jinmu's tomb ꕥAddress: Okubo-cho, Kashihara City, Nara Prefecture ꕥAccess 🚉 Unebi-Goryo-mae Station → approx. 12-minute walk ✼••┈┈┈┈••✼••┈┈┈┈••✼••┈┈┈┈••✼ #Sakura2024 #Nara Prefecture #Kashihara City, Nara Prefecture

Stepping into Fujiwara no Miyaji in Kashihara City, it feels like traveling through time and space and returning to the glorious era of ancient Japan. This ancient capital in Nara is an extremely important place in Japanese history, carrying a rich cultural heritage and historical heritage. When you step into the temple of Fujiwara no Miyaji, the first thing you feel is a long-standing sacred atmosphere. The ancient buildings and towering pine trees seem to be telling the story of the ancient royal family. I strolled along the approach to the shrine and felt the mystery and heaviness of this land. Inside Fujiwara no Miyaji, I visited the various halls and cultural relics exhibitions of the temple and learned about the life and culture of the ancient Japanese royal family. Particularly impressive was the visit to the palace ruins, where one seemed to be able to hear the whispers of the ancients and feel the flow of history. During my time in this ancient capital, I took thirteen photos, each of which is a testimony and memory of this journey. Fujiwara no Miyatoshi in Kashihara City is not only a tourist attraction, but also a sacred place where people can feel the beauty of Japanese history. I will cherish these precious memories forever. #Ancient Capital Tour #Fujiwara no Miyatoshi #Japanese History

If you are departing from Osaka, go to Tennoji, downstairs of Kintetsu Department Store, depart from Abenobashi Station 🚞, and get off at "Kashihara Jingu-mae". This is also the transfer station 🚉 to Yoshino Mountain to see the cherry blossoms 🌸 in spring. The express train takes 41 minutes to arrive. 🚌 After exiting the station, there are tour buses 🚌 available. There are one-day tour tickets 🎫400, 200 for children, which can be purchased inside the station. 🚌 I started my walk at the "Koboji Temple Ruins". Across from it is the "Tachibana Temple" where Crown Prince Shotoku was born. Then I walked to the "Asuka Ruins". There are some other ruins nearby. 🚶🏻‍♂️ The most important thing is to see the "Asuka Temple". There is also the "Soga no Irukazuka" behind the temple. You can climb the mountain opposite the "Asuka Historical Park" to the observation deck to have a look. 🚶🏻‍♂️ Then head towards the station and you will pass by an emperor's mausoleum. 🚞 There are some restaurants and convenience stores near the station🏪

Kashihara Shrine is located in Kashihara City, Nara Prefecture. Emperor Jimmu, the first emperor of Japan, ascended to the throne at Kashihara Palace. Kashihara Shrine was founded in 1890 to enshrine Emperor Jimmu and his empress, Himetataraisuzuhime-no-mikoto. It has an outer worship hall, and behind that are the inner worship hall, offering hall, and main hall! Behind the worship hall is Mount Unebi. You can aim for the peak, and there is a trailhead at the north approach. After passing through the north approach, a 15-minute walk away is the tomb of Emperor Jimmu. It's a place where you'll want to take a deep breath and slowly feel the sacred energy! ✼••┈┈┈┈••✼••┈┈┈┈••✼••┈┈┈┈••✼ ꕥShrine name: Kashihara Jingu ꕥAddress: 934 Kume-cho, Kashihara City, Nara Prefecture ꕥAccess 🚉Kashihara Jingu-mae Station → approx. 14-minute walk ✼••┈┈┈┈••✼••┈┈┈┈••✼••┈┈┈┈••✼ #besttrip2023 #Nara trip #Nara sightseeing #Kashihara Jingu #Shrines and temples #Shrine tour

A bar next to Yaginishiguchi Station in Nara Prefecture. This is a quiet town with friendly people and not many tourists. There is an old samurai house less than a kilometer away. #japan

Visited in April 2023 *The KASHIHARA 652-2 Kume-cho, Kashihara City, Nara Prefecture, 634-0063 A hotel located right next to Kashihara Jingu Station in Nara Prefecture There are convenience stores and restaurants nearby, so it's very convenient😊 There is also a large public bath, so it's perfect for relaxing your tired body✨ It's also about 40 minutes by car to Mount Yoshino, and it's easy to access ancient tombs and other places, making it the perfect base for your trip🎵 #AccommodationReport#Nara #NaraTourism #KashiharaJingu#NaraTrip #NaraHotel #DomesticTrip

If you go to Mister Donut now, you can get it for about 1500 yen #gourmet food #Christmas #time to relax

Guesthouse House Arigamama A guesthouse-like building in the middle of nature. There is an interesting host. Probably the cheapest in Kashihara. It's far from the station, but it's easy to get to the main tourist spots. I was also grateful that breakfast was included. #AccommodationReview