Naramachi

Nara City, Japan, an important tourist city in Japan, stands out for raising deer.

Quiet little street, perfect for slow-paced travel. There are many small family museums inside, where you can see the daily life of ordinary people in Nara. And you can buy some unique gadgets.

I personally like the tranquil Nara. Take the ring bus to a visitor center near the city, where you can receive a free map. Then after entering, look for small family-style museums, mostly free.

A well-preserved district with charming traditional merchant houses from the Edo period. Walking through Naramachi feels like stepping back in time, as the streets retain an authentic atmosphere

Antique, it seems that time is stagnant, can feel the old Japan. Very quiet, not many tourists, there are exquisite grocery shops and cafes on the street, there will be surprises. Suitable for walking.

The antique Nara Pelican, which preserves many old and Nara-style buildings, is dotted with exquisite cafes rebuilt from old buildings, enough to kill an afternoon.

It has the style of the Edo era, antique, and all kinds of small shops along the street are exquisite and lingering. It is worth a visit, about 2 hours.