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Kasuga-taisha Shrine(World cultural heritage)
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- Kasuga Taisha Shrine was founded to protect the Heijo-kyo Capital and is the head shrine for about 3,000 Kasuga shrines all over Japan.
- At the “Mantoro Festival”, about 2,000 stone lanterns along the path leading to the shrine and approx. 1,000 hanging lanterns in the main precinct are lit creating a solemn atmosphere.
- Kasuga Taisha is famous also for a wisteria trellis.
- About 300 kinds of trees and plants are planted in the “Kasuga Taisha Shrine Sin'en Park”.
- Since it is extended so that beautiful Fuji's ear of a flower rubs the sand of 1m or more hanging-down ground, this name sticks.
- "Wisteria trellis garden " where 20 kinds and about 200 trees of Fuji are planted also in the south garden in a botanical garden was prepared.
The Wisteria trellis of Kasuga-taisha Shrine.
- The autumnal leaves of an approach are beautiful.
The autumnal leaves of Kasuga-taisha Shrine.
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- [Address]
- 160, Kasugano-cho, Nara-city, Nara Prefecture
- [Access]
- Kintetu Railway : 25-minute walk from Nara Station
- Bus : 2-minute walk from Kasuga-taisha-honden-mae Bus Stop
- [The link to a website]
- The website of "Kasuga-taisha Shrine" (japanese)
Access to Kasuga-taisha Shrine