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Guesthouse Yougendo
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Guesthouse Yougendo

3-25 Kudo,2-Chome,Oji-Cho Kita Katsuragi Gun Nara,Japan. - Guesthouse
Very conveniently located between Osaka and Nara. The old house is beautiful and has a great atmosphere. Staff is also very friendly and helpful.
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Nakata Bed & Breakfast
98%

Nakata Bed & Breakfast

1-1 Teramachi - Guesthouse
Excellent value , clean tidy modern Japanese style rooms and facilities, Jun the host was really helpful, with lots of advice on local facilities and
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Nara UGAYA Guesthouse
75%

Nara UGAYA Guesthouse

4-1 Okukomori-cho - Guesthouse
The people running this charming hostel are simply great, I felt really welcome and kinda didn't wanna leave.
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Ryokan Yamabe
73%

Ryokan Yamabe

543 Tabe Tenri-city - Guesthouse
Our hotel is small hotel and in domestic atmosphere. We have a warm friendly staff that are happy to tell you anytime about Nara sightseeing spots, neighbor restaurants, the culture of Japan or how to use your Japanese style room (Yukata, Futon, Green tea set).
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Tenpyo Ryokan
73%

Tenpyo Ryokan

9 Higashimuki-Nakamachi - Guesthouse
Check-in time is at 4pm and Check-out time is at 10am so it's a little bit different from the standard time.
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Nara

Nara (奈良市) is a city (population ~370,000) in the Kansai Region of Japan. In the 8th century it was the capital of Japan in a period known as the Nara Period. A selection of stunning temples and shrines make this a popular travel destination. It is also home to a very large population of tame deer that roam freely, particularly in Nara Park.

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Guest Reviews

Nakata Bed & Breakfast

Nakata Bed & Breakfast

very nice house, good informations by the host... ... more

Overall
5

Weirauch stayed here in Sep 2010

Guesthouse Yougendo

Guesthouse Yougendo

Very conveniently located between Osaka and Nara. The old house is beautiful and has a great atmosphere. Staff is also very friendly and helpful. ... more

Overall
5

theresia.p stayed here in Aug 2009

Tenpyo Ryokan

Tenpyo Ryokan

Check-in time is at 4pm and Check-out time is at 10am so it's a little bit different from the standard time. We arrived in Nara from Tokyo and was a bit tired then. We thought we can check-in already but we still need to wait for 4pm (although they allowed us to leave our luggages so we can stroll around the tourist spots). ... more

Overall
4

hannahbell stayed here in Apr 2009

Nara Discussions

  • Let Down By Tokyo
    , Nara and even Nagoya. Maybe I should have come to Tokyo first as my first intro to Japan. Anyone else ...

  • 3 Weeks in Osaka, Japan!
    Hey everyone, I'm going to Osaka, Japan for 3 weeks on the 5th of July. I'm staying there 3 weeks w/ a homestay family. During my stay, I will have a lot of free time, and I was wondering what are good places to shop at/visit (I am free to go out of Osaka and into Kyoto/Kobe/Nara max.), and where ...

  • Kyoto
    of them and they are so spread out. If you do like temples, you should definitely take a daytrip to Nara ...

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Nara Blog Entries

  • Nara
    Of all the places I've been to in Japan, Nara has always struck a chord deep within me. A feeling of serenity and calm washes across my soul as I remember the open parks, forests and temples. Nara View K. had mentioned that the Shoso-in Treasures were on display at the local museum and it provided ...
    Posted in Sliding Sideways Across the Globe by ImpBob36

  • Nara
    Nara ist nicht nur alte Kaiserhauptstadt, sondern vor allem auch durch die frei umher laufenden Rehe bekannt. An jeder Ecke hocken die und warten nur darauf, dass du ihnen was zu fressen gibst. Na ...
    Posted in Weltreise 2011 by katiries

  • Deer, deer everywhere
    Rie very kindly accompanied us back to Tokyo by coach, then we met Kiyo for dinner and a proper farewell before boarding the overnight double-decker coach to Nara. We arrived early but Hiroko's mum Yoko ...
    Posted in The Nerds at Number Ten... in Japan by NarLin

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