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Welcome to Asukasou, an accommodation in the historic city of Nara. Here, you can simply immerse yourself in the atmosphere of Nara. Step outside and you'll find World Heritage Site Kofukuji Temple to the north, Nara Park, Todaiji Temple, Kasuga Taisha Shrine, and Ukimido Pavilion to the east; Gangoji Temple and Naramachi to the south—enjoy exploring numerous famous landmarks. Savor our beautifully crafted kaiseki cuisine at this ryokan restaurant, featuring dishes made with local ingredients and seasonal delicacies. Relax in our rare "Calcium Carbonate Onsen Water," which contains a well-balanced mix of high-quality artificial onsen components—a perfect way to soothe your travel fatigue. For a serene journey filled with memorable days, we offer warm hospitality that embodies the heart of Asukasou.

This Hotel carries on Nara's sustainability, coexisting with diverse continental cultures and nature since ancient times. Located by a pond overlooking UNESCO World Heritage sites such as Kasugayama Primeval Forest and Kofukuji Temple's Five-Story Pagoda, enjoy a relaxing time at the café bar with an open terrace while watching deer wander by.THE SHARE HOTELS THE SHARE HOTELS is a hotel brand based on the concept of "SHARING WITH LOCALS," aiming to coexist with local communities. Across the whole country, it offers unique renovation hotels that reflect the culture and architectural features of each region.

A luxury, entire-home Accommodation, THE KAKU NARA, nestled in the historic Naramachi district. With a spacious total floor area of 200㎡, it features a refined living room, an atmospheric Japanese-style room, a fully equipped modern kitchen with the latest appliances, and a private gym. In addition, the open-air bath offers an exceptional moment of relaxation as you breathe in Nara’s crisp air. Enjoy a truly luxurious stay in this special space where tradition and modern design come together.

A charming Ryokan in the Naramachi district, carrying on 80 years of history. About a 5-minute walk to the entrance of Nara Park, and within walking distance of Kofuku-ji Temple and the World Heritage Site Gango-ji Temple—an ideal base for exploring the ancient capital of Nara at a relaxed pace. Our 15 rooms in 6 types are Japanese-Western style rooms that combine the calm of tatami with the comfort of beds. Each room is uniquely designed around a theme from different eras of Japan, offering its own distinct character. All rooms are equipped with a shower and toilet for a comfortable stay. On the first floor, our bath area features one of Japan’s few cold mineral springs using “Reisen Kanketsusen” water from Yoshino, Nara, as well as an herbal medicinal bath prepared with carefully selected botanicals. Both are available free of charge as private-use baths for one group at a time—perfect for soothing your fatigue after a day exploring Nara on foot.

VILLA COMMUNICO is a gastronomic auberge located at the foot of Mount Wakakusa in the ancient city of Nara, where we create and share a new culinary experience for Nara using primitive wood-fired cooking.Chef Horita, who earned a Michelin star in the Nara Michelin Guide 2022 and 2023, has elevated the innovative restaurant "COMMUNICO" to new heights. In September 2024, we will welcome guests to our auberge with five guest rooms at the base of Mount Wakakusa."COMMUNICO" means "to share" in Latin. At VILLA COMMUNICO, we carefully source seasonal blessings, select game meat, and wild river fish delivered daily by dedicated producers who share our vision. Together with our guests, we aim to share and cultivate a new food culture for Nara.

Hotel Obana adjacent to Nara Park. Enjoy your time in Nara accompanied by the chimes from Kofukuji Temple. Our staff, including certified "Nara Mahoroba Sommeliers," are here to assist with your Nara journey.

With a proud history and tradition spanning more than 100 years, Nara Hotel is perched on a scenic hill in Nara Park and adjoins the former Daijoin Garden, a designated cultural property. The main building features a tiled roof and Momoyama palace-style cypress construction. Its interior blends Japanese and Western design, evoking the atmosphere of a royal residence.

A five-room auberge Hotel, “Nara Kasuga Shikanoya,” located in Kasugano-cho within Nara Park. Situated directly in front of the entrance to the Mizutani Sandō approach to the UNESCO World Heritage site Kasuga Taisha Shrine, it offers a rare setting with views of the primeval forest of Mt. Kasuga. About 5 minutes by car from Kintetsu Nara Station and about 8 minutes from JR Nara Station, it is convenient for sightseeing. Tōdai-ji Temple and Mt. Wakakusa are also within walking distance. Enjoy a special stay with French-based cuisine incorporating Japanese elements and a modern Japanese-style space.

Inspired by the history of the Nara period, our facility features a traditional Japanese sauna with low sliding doors reminiscent of that era. To allow families and groups of friends to immerse themselves in Nara's history, we have designed spacious living rooms and bedrooms, equipped each guest room with a semi-open-air bath, and included local sake "Harushika" along with all necessary amenities within the accommodation fee. We hope you will enjoy the charm of this land to its fullest while experiencing a luxurious sense of relaxation in our space.

Fufu Nara is a small luxury resort designed by world-renowned architect Kengo Kuma, inheriting the scenic beauty of the ancient capital, Nara. Nara’s profound history and culture are expressed throughout the property, offering a serene space wrapped in the gentle warmth of wood. In every guestroom, enjoy natural Onsen featuring our “Wakan Aromatic Bath,” inspired by Nara’s heritage as the birthplace of traditional medicine. For dining—one of the great pleasures of travel—savor Japanese cuisine or teppanyaki that captures the culture and charm of this region.

Nara Kasuga Okuyama Tsukihitei is located in the heart of the Kasugayama Primeval Forest, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Built in 1902 as a guesthouse to host dignitaries by the Governor of Nara Prefecture, it offers breathtaking views of the surrounding ancient forest from its windows. Enjoy meticulously prepared kaiseki cuisine while listening to the serene sounds of "chirping wild birds" and "flowing rivers."