Higashimuki Shopping Street

Every time I go to Japan to a new city, I love shopping. Before leaving Nara, I went to the eastward shopping street. The Buddhist department walked around~ It is very close to Nara Park. You can check in together when you go to Nara as a special soldier! Because it is not open-air, the wind and rain can also take a good stroll. The whole shopping street is full of deer elements, so cute! If you need to buy a letter, come here, a lot of deer around, cute love! There are many restaurants, and I actually saw a family of people taking pictures and punching in! It’s quite decompressed to go around, and I like the relaxation of Japanese.

The east-facing shopping street is near the exit of Nara Kintetsu Station, a lively market near Nara Park. Generally, people who take the Kintetsu to Nara to see the deer will go to this street to visit. Whether it is to buy Nara souvenirs or to see the deer here to take a break is a good choice. If you want to buy cosmetics, there is also a drug store here, the price is cheaper than Tokyo. You can go to Nara Park to see.

This commercial street in Nara is also one of us who came out of Nara Park all the way, walked around and found it occasionally. To be honest, compared with the people in Shinsaibashi, it is much cleaner here, and there are not many tourists.

The bustling commercial street, there are many restaurants and craft shops on both sides, etc., very lingering, the fly in the ointment is that the business hours are short, almost dark after 7 o'clock in the night, most of the stores are closed, it seems that it still follows the sunrise and the sunset and rest time.

The pedestrian commercial street next to Kintetsu Nara Station is full of shops on both sides. There are more tourist souvenirs, as well as restaurants and cafes for tourists to rest. Unfortunately, the old shops with years have gradually decreased in recent years, and some characteristics have been missing.

A commercial street on the east side of Nara Kintetsu Station is not long, it is estimated to be two or three hundred meters. There are various sightseeing souvenir shops and restaurants, but in recent years, there have been fewer traditional businesses.

The bustling pedestrian commercial street for tourists, out of Kintetsu Nara Station, is a multi-food and sightseeing souvenir shop.