Nui wanted to see deer at Mt. Wakakusa, and Dad wanted to walk around the primeval forest course.
The following is an excerpt from the Nara City website
Mount Kasuga, on the east side of Kasuga Taisha Shrine, has been protected as the sanctuary of the shrine since hunting and logging were banned in 841. The fact that it has been protected in close association with the Japanese people's traditional view of nature is indicative of the relationship between people and the forest. It is a large scale forest of a Shinto shrine. For this reason, it is included in the cultural heritage list as an integral part of Kasuga Taisha Shrine.
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google map
Mt. Wakakusa
https://goo.gl/maps/h8gkiLPsVRMTLb6T9
Kasuga-yama Primeval Forest
https://goo.gl/maps/Hu9sCVgX9GXNUx5XA
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Official website of Nara City World Heritage
https://www.city.nara.lg.jp/site/world-heritage/88532.html
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Timetable
0:00 Parking lot around Kasuga-taisha Shrine
2:18 Entrance to Kasuga-yama Primeval Forest Trail
8:33 Rest at the rest house next to the Head-Cutting Jizo
10:32 Nara Okuyama Driveway
13:54 Rest at Ohara Bridge rest house
18:05 333
19:22 Rest house at Juhacho with a sniper
21:39 Arrive at Mt.
28:18 Pray at Kasuga-taisha Shrine
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