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The grounds of Kasuga Shrine are so vast that you might get lost in the vastness of the shrine grounds. You can take your time to enjoy the rich nature and history.
The origin of Kasuga Taisha Shrine is the story of Takemikazuchi-no-Mikoto, who rode on the horse. There are more than 1,000 deer in Nara Park. There is no other world where deer and humans can coexist.
The first thing to see at Kasuga Taisha Shrine is the pool of about 3,000 fish. Since ancient times, the pool has been dedicated by aristocrats, samurai, and ordinary people. This is a Shinto ritual that is held only twice a year. All 3,000 lanterns are lit, creating a fantastical world. If you have the opportunity, please come and see the lanterns.
There are many places to visit in Minamino, but you can also pay 500 yen to get 200 yen off. The route is as follows: you can see Kasuga Taisha Shrine, a large number of hanging lanterns, a number of colorful buildings, and large cedar trees that are about 800 to 1,000 years old.
The Mantoro Festival is held twice a year, and you can see a lot of things regardless of the season, so please come and experience the Mantoro Festival. The time required for the festival is about 1 hour, but you will have to clean the lanterns.
Forest and then the World Heritage Site is Kasuga Taisha Shrine. If you have any detailed information, please subscribe to our channel.