太子道(看板)
Tourist attraction • 850 Higashiando, Ando, Ikoma District, Nara 639-1061, Japan
Overview
Visiting Taishido (signboard) - A place to feel the history and nature of Anda-cho, Nara Prefecture
The magnificent history and nature of the ancient capital Nara at Taishido
The Taishido (signboard) in Anda-cho, Ikoma-gun, Nara Prefecture is a precious tourist spot where you can catch a glimpse of the history and nature of the ancient capital Nara. Along the Taishido, which was used as a road from the center of Heijo-kyo to Asuka, towering trees designated as national natural monuments stand in a solemn atmosphere.
Convenient access and various ways to enjoy
Taishido (signboard) is conveniently located, about a 10-minute walk from Shinetsu Nara Line's New Station Denmamachi Station. It is also easily accessible by car, about 5 km from the Anda IC on the Keinawa Expressway, with parking available.
We recommend strolling along the Taishido, feeling the history of the Nara period, and enjoying the abundant nature. There is also a hiking course, and you can also enjoy activities that make use of nature.
The "insta-worthy" spot that's trending on SNS
The towering trees at the Taishido, designated as national natural monuments, exude an overwhelming presence and a solemn atmosphere. The scenic beauty here has captivated many people and has become a hot topic on SNS.
We recommend taking a photo snuggled up to the trunk of a giant tree. You're sure to capture a photo full of emotion, blending nature and history.
Gourmet and souvenirs to experience Nara's culture
At the end of your sightseeing, why not enjoy Nara's unique gourmet food? Anda-cho has traditional Japanese confectionery shops using natural ingredients, as well as famous tofu restaurants.
We also recommend it as a souvenir. One of Japan's three major somen noodles, "Sasada Somen," is a specialty of Anda-cho. The noodles are thin and difficult to handle, but their taste is exceptional.
The best seasons for a historical walk in Nara?
Taishido (signboard) is open all year round, but spring and autumn are especially recommended. In the season of fresh greenery, you can enjoy the budding of trees, and in the autumn of autumn leaves, you can enjoy the scenery reminiscent of ancient forests.
At Taishido (signboard), where history and nature are integrated, why not take a closer look at the charm of Nara?
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