Kasuga Taisha
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Like all Shinto shrines, Kasuga Taisha (8C) takes great care of its natural surroundings. The shrine is set in a landscape of Japanese cedar trees on the edge of magnificent, unspoiled primeval forest. The temple is famous for the 3,000 lanterns, offered by the faithful over the centuries, that mark the path leading to the shrine and which adorn its interior. The lanterns are lit during the Mantoro festival held twice a year (early February and mid-August).

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Where to sleepnearby

  • From JP¥10,000
    Mountain Home Lodge in Deer Park
    Suberb 9.2
    309 m - Kasuganocho 158-6, Nara
  • From JP¥4,970
    The Deer Park Inn
    Fabulous 8.8
    325 m - Kasuganocho 158-5, Nara
  • From JP¥37,400
    Kotonoyado Musashino
    Suberb 9.3
    343 m - Kasugano-cho 90, Nara

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