Visit Omiwa Shrine, Japan’s oldest sacred site, and stand in awe before the country’s largest, most majestic Torii gate.
옵션
Private Plan for 1 Person
Private Plan for 2 or 3 People
Private Plan for 4 or 5 People
Private Plan for 6 People or more
특색
- Travel hassle-free by taking a train from Nara accompanied by an expert local guide.
- Look at Japan's largest Otorii (Grand Shinto Gate) from up close.
- Enjoy Nara's famous Miwa Somen-nagashi (flowing noodles) served with savory Kamameshi (iron-pot rice).
- Have a unique fun dessert experience at a rare, local crepe vending machine!
설명
Omiwa Shrine Believed to be the oldest Shinto shrine in Japan, Omiwa Jinja holds a unique tradition: it has no main hall because the deity worshipped here is Mt. Miwa itself. Since ancient times, this sacred mountain has been revered as a dwelling place of the gods. As you walk along the peaceful approach shaded by towering pines, cedars, and cypresses, you’ll immediately feel a gentle, nostalgic atmosphere.
The sprawling shrine grounds are filled with fascinating spiritual spots to explore: Meoto Iwa (Married Couple Rock): a popular sacred spot to pray for love, marriage, and good relationships. The Nade-Usagi ( Rabbit Statue): a mystical bronze rabbit said to heal physical pain in whichever part of your own body matches the area you touch on the statue. Sai Shrine: Home to a sacred spring. Visitors can drink the pure water, which has been celebrated for centuries for its healing properties. The Viewing Platform: offers a breathtaking panoramic view of the three historic mountains of Yamato. Kuehiko Shrine: dedicated to the god of wisdom, making it a popular stop for academic success.
Did you know that Omiwa Jinja is home to the god of sake brewing? Right nearby sits Imanishi Sake Brewery, the only remaining historic brewery in the area. It is the perfect spot to browse for authentic souvenirs and treat yourself to their famous, uniquely delicious sake-flavored ice cream! We’ll also stop by beloved local shops nearby known for crispy, savory croquettes and traditional monaka (sweet bean paste wafers). (Please note: Souvenirs and personal snacks are self-paid).
Catch the Fun: Nagashi Somen Experience! Get ready for a joyful Japanese culinary tradition—Nagashi Somen (flowing noodles)! Miwa in Sakurai City is celebrated as the historical birthplace of somen. These local noodles are famous for being incredibly thin, yet remarkably firm and satisfying.
How to enjoy: Catch the refreshing noodles with your chopsticks as they glide down the running water flume, dip them into a flavorful savory sauce, and enjoy! It’s a delicious, interactive dining experience you won't want to miss.
가이드 서비스
가이드 언어
- 영어
일정표
- 포함 : 점심식사
- 08:50Meet your guide at JR Nara Station
- Take a train from JR Nara Station to JR Miwa Station.
- 09:40Pass through the Great Torii gate
- Walking along the approach to Omiwa Shrine
- 12:00Lunch time (Miwa somen noodles/1 hour)
- 13:00While heading to the station, stop by one of the famous stores in Miwa!
- Take a train from JR Miwa Station to JR Nara Station.
- 14:10Tour ends at JR Nara Station
세부 비용
사용 방법
- 전자바우처를 이메일로 보냈으니 현장에 전자바우처를 제시하세요.
구매 안내
- This is a private tour. Only your group will participate.
- You can customize it as you like. If you have any requests please let us know in advance.
주의 사항
Customer Guidelines:
- This tour utilizes public transportation. Please be aware that seats are not reserved.
- Please ensure you arrive promptly at the designated meeting time.
- Please be aware that weekends, holidays, and event days may experience high levels of congestion.
- The schedule may be subject to sudden changes or shorter visit durations due to reasons such as traffic congestion.
- Refunds will not be provided if you fail to arrive at the meeting location on time (no show).
- In the event of a natural disaster, such as a typhoon, the tour will be canceled, and a full refund will be issued.
- Please personally take responsibility for your valuables.
Note: These guidelines are provided to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience. Thank you for your cooperation.