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Asuka, Kashihara

Nara
4.3

Asuka, Kashihara

Nara
4.3
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Asukamura Ancient Rice Specialty Store
Local cuisine
Miwa Somen
Local cuisine
Kakinoha Sushi
Local cuisine
Asuka Nabe
Popular among locals
Seasonal vegetable lunch
協同組合飛鳥観光振興

Asukamura Ancient Rice Specialty Store

A nutrient-rich superfood that energizes you.

Ancient rice is a primitive species of rice that is said to have been introduced to Japan over 2000 years ago. The color of the bran determines the nutritional value and efficacy, and it is rich in minerals, vitamins, and dietary fiber. Only ancient rice cultivated by contract farmers in Asukamura is sold here.
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あすかの食卓
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Miwa Somen

The oldest somen noodles born from the revelation of the Oomiwa Shrine.

Miwa is said to be the birthplace of somen noodles, which were born from the revelation of the Oomiwa Shrine, the oldest shrine in Japan, about 1200 years ago. It is said that it spread throughout the country from people who visited there on their way to Ise. Miwa somen is characterized by its strong texture and the fact that it is not easily stretched even after boiling.
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Kakinoha Sushi

A summer festival delicacy in landlocked Nara.

Kakinoha Sushi is a famous local cuisine in Nara Prefecture, which is a pressed sushi wrapped in persimmon leaves, containing salted mackerel and vinegar rice. It is said to be a summer festival delicacy in landlocked Nara, where there is no sea. It is delicious even when grilled, and you can enjoy a more matured taste by letting it sit overnight.
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Asuka Nabe

A hot pot dish made by simmering chicken and vegetables in dashi and milk.

It is a hot pot dish made by simmering chicken and vegetables in a broth and milk. It seems to have existed since the time when dairy products were introduced from China to Japan during the Asuka period, but at that time, milk was expensive and goat's milk was used instead. Yamato Nabe, which uses soy milk instead of milk, is also well known.
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Recommended Restaurants for Asuka Nabe
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めんどや
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夢市茶屋
~¥999
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3.3
(Tabelog's review)
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ひもろぎ
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3
(Tabelog's review)
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萩王
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3.6
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Seasonal vegetable lunch

A lunch made with plenty of vegetables from Asuka Village.

Asuka Village is known for its ancient burial mounds, but it is also an area where agriculture thrives on nutrient-rich land. In restaurants throughout the village, you can enjoy lunches made with colorful vegetables grown locally.
Recommended Restaurants for Seasonal vegetable lunch
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3.3
(Tabelog's review)
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カリオン
¥1,000~¥1,999
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3.3
(Tabelog's review)
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cafe ことだま
¥1,000~¥1,999
-
3.5
(Tabelog's review)
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洋食勝井
¥1,000~¥1,999
¥4,000~¥4,999
3.5
(Tabelog's review)
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山辺の道 花もり
~¥999
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3.4
(Tabelog's review)
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Despite being a convenient resort hotel near Kintetsu Kashihara Jingumae Station, the hotel has natural hot springs that spring up from the hotel grounds, allowing guests to enjoy two types of natural hot springs, the "Ancient Capital Bath" and the "Rock Bath," as well as a サウナ. The restaurant offers a variety of Japanese, Western, and Chinese cuisine, making it a recommended option for families.
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Asuka, Kashihara

Asuka, a small village, flourished as the center of politics, economy, and culture in Japan in the past. It is the site of the Asuka Palace, and the remnants of its glory 1,400 years ago, hidden in the peaceful countryside, stir the romanticism of visitors. The "Ishibutai Kofun" is Japan's largest ancient tomb, with a horizontal stone chamber made of huge stones. Looking up from inside, you will be amazed at the structure of the stone chamber, which was built with giant stones. The current "Kashihara Shrine" is located in the place where the first Emperor Jimmu established the capital, and the vast grounds have a calm atmosphere that makes you feel like time is flowing endlessly. The large ema (votive horse tablets) with the theme of the Chinese zodiac are a popular spot for commemorative photos.

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Asuka, Kashihara

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Ishibutai Kofun

Symbol of power in the Asuka period! Japan's largest kofun (ancient tomb)
There are various theories about the person buried in the "Ishibutai Kofun," but the leading candidate is Soga no Umako. Originally a keyhole-shaped mound, the earthen part has been lost, leaving the stone chamber exposed. Be sure to go inside and feel the power of the huge stones.
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02
Ishibutai Kofun
Symbol of power in the Asuka period! Japan's largest kofun (ancient tomb)
There are various theories about the person buried in the "Ishibutai Kofun," but the leading candidate is Soga no Umako. Originally a keyhole-shaped mound, the earthen part has been lost, leaving the stone chamber exposed. Be sure to go inside and feel the power of the huge stones.
See details
03

Inabiki Tanada Rice Terraces

A photogenic landscape showcasing the beauty of traditional rice terraces
This magnificent rural landscape cannot be described simply as "instagrammable." In spring, the fields are covered in yellow rapeseed flowers, while in early summer, the rice paddies reflect the sky like a mirror. In autumn, golden rice crops and bright red spider lilies spread out across the terraces. From the Asakaze Pass, which offers a panoramic view of the terraces, you can see Mount Futakami, Mount Katsuragi, and Mount Kongō.
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03
Inabiki Tanada Rice Terraces
A photogenic landscape showcasing the beauty of traditional rice terraces
This magnificent rural landscape cannot be described simply as "instagrammable." In spring, the fields are covered in yellow rapeseed flowers, while in early summer, the rice paddies reflect the sky like a mirror. In autumn, golden rice crops and bright red spider lilies spread out across the terraces. From the Asakaze Pass, which offers a panoramic view of the terraces, you can see Mount Futakami, Mount Katsuragi, and Mount Kongō.
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04

Abe Monju-in Temple

A prestigious temple where many national treasures and cultural properties are kept
This spiritually powerful temple is visited by many people who pray for success in entrance exams, academic achievement, and protection from misfortune and evil. The main statue of worship, the Monju Bosatsu statue, is famous for the proverb "Three people gathering together have the wisdom of Monju" and has been designated as a national treasure. It is a must-see.
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Abe Monju-in Temple
A prestigious temple where many national treasures and cultural properties are kept
This spiritually powerful temple is visited by many people who pray for success in entrance exams, academic achievement, and protection from misfortune and evil. The main statue of worship, the Monju Bosatsu statue, is famous for the proverb "Three people gathering together have the wisdom of Monju" and has been designated as a national treasure. It is a must-see.
See details
05

Asuka Village Ancient Rice Specialty Store

A nutrient-rich superfood that boosts energy
Ancient rice is a primitive species of rice that is said to have been introduced to Japan over 2000 years ago. The color of the bran determines the nutritional value and effects, and it is rich in minerals, vitamins, and dietary fiber. Only ancient rice grown by contracted farmers in Asuka Village is sold here.
See details
Image source:協同組合飛鳥観光振興
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Asuka Village Ancient Rice Specialty Store
A nutrient-rich superfood that boosts energy
Ancient rice is a primitive species of rice that is said to have been introduced to Japan over 2000 years ago. The color of the bran determines the nutritional value and effects, and it is rich in minerals, vitamins, and dietary fiber. Only ancient rice grown by contracted farmers in Asuka Village is sold here.
See details
Left image source:協同組合飛鳥観光振興

Recommended Spots

Local Cuisine

No.1
Asukamura Ancient Rice Specialty Store
A nutrient-rich superfood that energizes you.
Ancient rice is a primitive species of rice that is said to have been introduced to Japan over 2000 years ago. The color of the bran determines the nutritional value and efficacy, and it is rich in minerals, vitamins, and dietary fiber. Only ancient rice cultivated by contract farmers in Asukamura is sold here.
See Details
No.2
Miwa Somen
The oldest somen noodles born from the revelation of the Oomiwa Shrine.
Miwa is said to be the birthplace of somen noodles, which were born from the revelation of the Oomiwa Shrine, the oldest shrine in Japan, about 1200 years ago. It is said that it spread throughout the country from people who visited there on their way to Ise. Miwa somen is characterized by its strong texture and the fact that it is not easily stretched even after boiling.
See Details
No.3
Kakinoha Sushi
A summer festival delicacy in landlocked Nara.
Kakinoha Sushi is a famous local cuisine in Nara Prefecture, which is a pressed sushi wrapped in persimmon leaves, containing salted mackerel and vinegar rice. It is said to be a summer festival delicacy in landlocked Nara, where there is no sea. It is delicious even when grilled, and you can enjoy a more matured taste by letting it sit overnight.
See Details
No.4
Asuka Nabe
A hot pot dish made by simmering chicken and vegetables in dashi and milk.
It is a hot pot dish made by simmering chicken and vegetables in a broth and milk. It seems to have existed since the time when dairy products were introduced from China to Japan during the Asuka period, but at that time, milk was expensive and goat's milk was used instead. Yamato Nabe, which uses soy milk instead of milk, is also well known.
See Details
No.5
Seasonal vegetable lunch
A lunch made with plenty of vegetables from Asuka Village.
Asuka Village is known for its ancient burial mounds, but it is also an area where agriculture thrives on nutrient-rich land. In restaurants throughout the village, you can enjoy lunches made with colorful vegetables grown locally.
See Details
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Basic Information

Hotel Average Cost
¥7,907
Average Budget
(1 night, 2 days)
¥21,800
Best Season
8~12 Month
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