Paket Spesial Musim Bunga Sakura - Tur Seharian Melihat Sakura di Yoshino, Nara

Nara Park Area (includes free lunch time; each guest receives one Sakura Bell worth 500 JPY, except for non-seat occupying children) Situated at the base of Mount Wakakusa in Nara City, this expansive green space ranks among Nara's essential destinations. The adjacent Mount Wakakusa delivers stunning views across the city and holds designation as one of Japan's Top 100 Cherry Blossom Spots. During spring, approximately 1,700 cherry trees flourish here, encompassing varieties like Nara Yae-zakura, Somei-Yoshino, Yamazakura, and Shidare-zakura. The setting proves ideal for capturing photographs of Nara's famous deer set against blooming cherry trees. (Deer crackers reference price: 150 JPY for 10 pieces) World Heritage - Tōdai-ji (Admission fee not included) The primary pilgrimage destination in Nara centers on Japan's largest bronze gilt Buddha, the "Seated Rushana Buddha," popularly called the "Great Buddha of Nara." Nara's history intertwines inseparably with that of the Great Buddha. The Great Buddha Hall (Daibutsuden) in Tōdai-ji's northern section within Nara Park houses this monumental sculpture. Additional Buddhist structures surround the Great Buddha, establishing Tōdai-ji as the region's foremost attraction. (Admission: Great Buddha Hall, Hokke-dō (Lotus Hall), Senjū-dō (Thousand-Armed Kannon Hall), Tōdai-ji Museum - 600 JPY, Elementary School Students - 300 JPY) Lunch Recommendations (Fees not included) Kasugano Established in Showa 2 on the shopping street beneath Mount Wakakusa, this restaurant offers meals while deer roam nearby. The kitchen emphasizes seasonal ingredients reflecting Mount Wakakusa's natural character. Address: 494 Zoshicho, Nara City Kasuga Wakamiya This traditional Japanese eatery operates under Kasuga Taisha Shrine's management and sits nestled between the shrine and browsing deer. "Manyō-gayu" (Manyō Porridge) is its signature offering, blending seasonal plants with unique monthly variations. Energy-depleted visitors returning from Kasuga Taisha find restoration here, making it essential for those seeking authentic exploration. Address: 160 Kasuganocho, Nara City, Nara Prefecture Mentōan Udon enjoys widespread popularity throughout Kansai, and this Nara location on a busy shopping street attracts steady customer lines. "Kinchaku Udon" stands out as the specialty—tender noodles enclosed in fried tofu pouches. The "Kojika Udon" featuring a fawn stamp appears exclusively in Nara and enjoys devoted following. Address: 30-1 Hashimotocho, Nara City, Nara Prefecture Mt. Yoshino Cherry Blossom Viewing Designated a UNESCO World Heritage site and expansive national park in Nara Prefecture, Mt. Yoshino showcases nature's remarkable abundance. An ancient proverb claims early April reveals 1,000 cherry trees from every vantage point—an accurate assertion given the mountain's complement of over 30,000 trees. Centuries of Japanese classical literature, poetry, and musical compositions have immortalized this phenomenon, its splendor continuing to captivate modern travelers.