• Fukugen Kentoshi Ship - This is a replica of the ship used in the Japanese expedition to China in 702. Visitors will gain insights into the early international relations between Japan and China.
• Heijokyu Izanaikan - This museum offers insights into the Nara era, the eighth century in Japan, highlighting the development of Japanese culture with international influences.
• Suzakumon Gate - This gateway leads to the Imperial Palace of Nara. Visitors can cross it just as thousands did in the eighth century, offering a true journey back in time!
• Information Center for Reconstruction Project of the Former Imperial Audience Hall Compound - This museum provides details on the archaeological excavations of the ancient imperial palace of Nara, explaining the process and current findings.
• Heijo Palace Museum - This museum focuses on the Imperial Palace of Nara, showcasing reconstructions from the era and discussing customs and politics of the eighth century.
• Former Imperial Audience Hall - This is a reconstruction of the ancient imperial palace of Nara from the 8th century, featuring the imperial throne and showcasing the grandeur of the site.
• Nara Palace Site Museum - This museum displays the excavations of the area, offering insights into Japanese life and architecture in the eighth century.
• East Palace Garden - This Japanese Garden is situated within the Heijo Imperial Palace. It serves as the final stop to enjoy some greenery before departing the site.

• Guide and guide fees

Join us on a captivating 4-hour tour to explore the rich history of Nara and its imperial palace!

The journey begins with a visit to the Fukugen Kentoshi-sen, a replica of the ship used by the Japanese embassy to China in the eighth century. Next, we will explore the Heijokyu Izanaikan Museum, which provides insights into that era, followed by a visit to the Suzakumon Gate, the historic entrance to the Imperial Palace.

Our tour continues with the Information Center for the Reconstruction Project of the Old Imperial Audience Hall and the Heijo Palace Museum. These sites offer a deep dive into Nara’s imperial history. Additionally, we will visit the replica of the former Imperial Audience Hall and the palace site museum, showcasing its artifacts and architecture.

Finally, unwind in the East Garden of the Palace, a serene Japanese garden nestled in the heart of the Imperial Palace.

Immerse yourself in the history of ancient Japan—reserve your spot now and join us. We look forward to welcoming you!

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