Nara Ryokans - Reviews and Rates

Nara is one of the loveliest cities we've seen on our travels. Once the imperial capital of Japan, Nara is nowadays a compact quiet and quaint town. A large park covers almost a quarter of the city, and within it one can visit a series of temples and shrines which are just wonderful. We visited the world's largest wooden building: a lovely templ...

Oh there are many amusing sounds in Japan! How strange to be somewhere people talk AT you and you just don't have a clue what they say. It's never happened quite this badly to me before. But the great thing is that you can actually make up what they say! The screeching voices of all sales assistants as you enter shops "hajimemashte" and as you l...

Nara was really easy to get to. actually we discovered we've been taking the Nara line all the time inside Kyoto... first sight of Nara was tons of shops while we were passing through sanjo-dori we think dori means street though in English they write sanjo dori street... the place we were supposed to stay in was a ryokan for the first time but r...

Depuis Kyoto, on est alle faire un petit tour a Nara, qui a ete une capitale du Japon il y a tres longtemps. Il y a comme a Kyoto, de nombreux temples. On en a visite un, le Todai-ji, qui etait vraiment impressionnant avec un immense Bouddha en bronze a l'interieur.

A Nara, tout comme a Myijima, il y avait plein de daims... Fred s'e...

I got Japan now... I know how to spend cheaply and live on a budget. Most 7 elevens sell cheap, very cheap sushi. A roll or snack box you can pick up for about 200 to 400 yen which is just over a quid and i love the pocari sweat, which is less sugary than lucosade and tastes fab. So living on a reasonable budget and traveling on local trains I m...

Exhaustos pero con una gran satisfacción... por cierto, ya estamos planeando el siguiente viaje.