Rest stop • 437-3 Somanouchichō, Tenri, Nara 632-0032, Japan
Michi-no-Eki Nara History and Art Culture Village is a new complex facility located in Tenri City, Nara Prefecture. It is a place where you can experience the rich history and art culture of Nara all at once. Surrounded by lush greenery, it warmly welcomes visitors.
In the exhibition room inside the facility, you can closely observe the restoration work of Nara's valuable cultural properties. Exhibits such as the restoration of the Nio statues of Taimadera offer a unique opportunity to witness cultural heritage protection firsthand, a defining attraction of this facility. Photography is prohibited, but the craftsmanship unfolding before your eyes will undoubtedly capture your heart.
On the west side of the facility, there is a viewing deck offering a stunning view of the Nara Basin. Additionally, the adjacent large pond is a popular leisurely walking course. In this nature-rich environment, you will feel refreshed in both mind and body.
The dining area offers a taste of Nara's local cuisine and specialties. Notably recommended is the tonkatsu specialty restaurant. The unlimited service of rice, cabbage, and clam soup will surely satisfy both your stomach and heart.
The gift corner is richly stocked with Nara's specialties and crafts. The crafts section, filled with the scent of Yoshino cedar, offers a cozy feel as if taking a forest bath. Choosing souvenirs is sure to become one of the joys of your trip.
Michi-no-Eki Nara History and Art Culture Village is a wonderful spot that encapsulates the charm of Nara. It is a place where you can experience Nara's culture from various angles—history, art, nature, and gourmet—all of which are sure to leave lasting memories. Please make sure to visit when you are touring Nara.
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