Local food tasting and walk to the shrine.
Trekking Mount Kongo and Exploring the Roots of Japanese Cuisine | Review by Spitskaya Maria
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Asahikan
Founded around 140 years ago, Asahikan stands at the trailhead of World Heritage-listed Mount Omine. It has long welcomed hikers as a place to rest and recharge. Its cuisine features an abundance of seasonal local ingredients, including salt-grilled ayu sweetfish, fresh venison sashimi, and dishes made with wild mountain vegetables.
The meals were delicious ♡ also I loved sleeping in the futon
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Fish and Eat your Catch of Day at a Fresh Fishing Pond
Sazan is a fishing pond located in Sennan, which is easy to access from Kansai International Airport. You can enjoy Sazan arriving empty handed, without preparing anything in advance. Fishing rods and replacement hooks are available for hire, in addition to things like bait and life jackets-the complete set of equipment that you will need for a fishing experience.
Fresh air and pleasant weather
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Sumo Wrestling Museum Kehayaza
In the midwest region of Nara Prefecture, Katsuragi City lies at the base of Mt. Nijo and its impressive double-peaks. Japan's oldest road Takenouchi Kaido has ancient myths connected and legends related to the Emperor of Japan, is home to historic Shinto shrines and Buddhist temples. There is a historical enchantment to the area that shows Nara used to be the capital. It is also said to be the region where Japan-specific cultural elements, such as sumo wrestling and the Tanabata festival, originated, making it the birthplace of the Japanese spirit. In one section of the city, you will find the Sumo wrestling Museum Kehayaza, a rarity even in Japan.
I enjoyed the small museum featuring some historical photoes and items and song performance
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