During winter time probably you won't get thirsty during our walking tour, but hot drinks will certainly warm you up! (If you are joining us during summer, we strongly recommend you to carry a bottle or two of cool drink.)
Sue
-NARAWALK guide
Probably you know the name Amaterasu, the sun goddess, from the Japanese mythology. Or you had a chance reading a Japanese folk tale... And you might have wondered how the characters in those stories look like.I like the lessons, for I can be in a completely different atmosphere from my daily life.
Another pleasure is of course “sweets”.
We can get seasonal sweets at shops and each sweet has a name.
I enjoy guessing the name of the sweet at each lesson.
Can you guess the name for the sweet in the picture?
Yellow and red are the colors of the leaves and it has a whole chestnut inside.
You can enjoy autumn colors in Nara Park until the middle of December.
-Sumie
NARAWALK Guide
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I found a strange tree with many white pieces of paper on its branches on the way to Kasuga Grand Shrine. They seem to be Omikuji (fortune) paper but why did peple tie them on this tree?
It is standing more than 200 meters away from the main building where Omikuji are sold.
Yoko
-NARAWALK guide
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"AOZORA KOTTO-ICHI," an open-air antique fair will be held in Nara Park for the first time. Antique lovers, come and dig up?! something unique to take home with you.