Townhouse Tale Museum (Former Kawamoto Family Main House)@OU_odekake_club Machiyamonomogatari-kan (Kyū Kawamoto-ke Honkan) is a museum located in Yamatokōriyama City, Nara Prefecture, which utilizes a traditional machiya (townhouse). This building was formerly the main house of the Kawamoto family, which has been passed down since the Edo period. Machiyamonomogatari-kan holds exhibitions introducing the history, culture, and daily life of machiya, allowing visitors to experience the nostalgic Japanese way of living. Additionally, various events and workshops are held seasonally, providing valuable opportunities to learn about the local culture and traditions. Embracing a blend of history and modernity, Machiyamonomogatari-kan is a charming spot cherished by many tourists and locals alike. [Text: @AI, Translation: @AI]

Yanagisawa Shrine@OU_odekake_club Yanazawa Shrine is a Shinto shrine located in Yamatokoriyama City, Nara Prefecture, and has been revered by the local people since ancient times. The enshrined deities mainly include Susanoo-no-Mikoto and Ōnamuchi-no-Mikoto, and prayers are offered for abundant harvests, household safety, and prosperous business. The shrine grounds feature a splendid torii gate and main hall, where visitors can enjoy the beauty of nature throughout the four seasons. Particularly during the cherry blossom season in spring and the autumn foliage season, the shrine attracts many worshippers, making it a popular spot not only for locals but also for tourists. Yanazawa Shrine is cherished by the local community as a shrine with a charming blend of history and nature. [Text: @AI, Translation: @AI]

Genkuro Inari Shrine@OU_odekake_club Gokuraku Inari Shrine is a historic shrine located in Yamatokoriyama City, Nara Prefecture. It dates back to the Heian period and is known for enshrining Gen Mannaka, the ancestor of the Minamoto clan. The shrine grounds contain many historical sites and legends related to Gen Mannaka, making it worth a visit for those interested in history and culture. Every February, a festival dedicated to Gen Mannaka is held, attracting locals and visitors alike. The surrounding area is also popular for its cherry blossom viewing spots and tourist attractions. Gokuraku Inari Shrine is a place where you can experience history and culture, gathering local faith and reverence. [Text: @AI, Translation: @AI]

Ruins of Yamatokoriyama Castle@masahiro The Ruins of Yamatokoriyama Castle in Nara prefecture is a must-see for any history buff. Located on a hill in the center of the prefecture, the ruins date back to the Heian period (794–1185) when the imperial court moved to Kyoto. Despite its long history, the castle remains impressively intact, featuring the oldest stone walls in the Kansai region. Thanks to its location atop a 33-meter tall hill, visitors can enjoy a wonderful view of the surrounding countryside. The castle’s buildings, gates, and ramparts also offer a unique insight into Japanese castle culture and architecture. Visitors can marvel at such architectural feats as the Otemon gate’s intricate ceiling carvings and the drum and pillar bearing the castle’s crest. Surrounded by 925 hectares of natural scenery, Yamatokoriyama Castle is a great place to learn about the history, culture, and architecture of Japan. The nearby shopping areas are also worth exploring for those looking for a more modern experience. [Text: @AI, Translation: @AI]

Dainagon-zuka@OU_odekake_club "Ōnagonzuka" in Yamatokōriyama City is said to be the tomb of Fujiwara no Michinaga, a prominent Ōnagon (high-ranking court noble) who flourished during the Nara period. Surrounding the tomb, there are monuments and historical sites honoring Michinaga's achievements and character, allowing visitors to reflect on his great deeds. The cemetery is situated in a peaceful environment, attracting many tourists and history enthusiasts. "Ōnagonzuka" offers an opportunity to sense the historical significance and accomplishments of Fujiwara no Michinaga, making it a valuable heritage symbolizing the history and culture of Nara Prefecture. [Text: @AI, Translation: @AI]

Shingisan Kofun@OU_odekake_club Shinokiyama Kofun is a circular burial mound located in Yamatokoriyama City, Nara Prefecture, and was built in the latter part of the Kofun period. With a total length of about 70 meters and a diameter of about 30 meters in the rear circular part, it has a moat and encircling ditch remaining around it. The construction period of the tomb is estimated to be from the late 6th century to the early 7th century, and burial goods such as grave goods and iron swords have been excavated from inside the tomb. Along with the surrounding group of tombs, Shinokiyama Kofun is designated as an important archaeological site that tells the story of the presence and power of ancient local magnates and royal families. [Text: @AI, Translation: @AI]

Koriyama Goldfish Museum@OU_odekake_club The Koriyama Goldfish Museum is a museum located in Yamatokoriyama City, Nara Prefecture, dedicated to goldfish. Here, visitors can learn about the history of goldfish, breeding methods, various breeds, and more. The exhibits showcase the beauty of goldfish, their evolutionary process, as well as introduce the culture and art associated with goldfish. There are also tanks where visitors can observe lively goldfish being raised. The Koriyama Goldfish Museum is recommended for those interested in goldfish as well as families. [Text: @AI, Translation: @AI]

Kintetsu Gongen Station@OU_odekake_club Kintetsu Goryo-yama Station is located in Yamatokoriyama City, Nara Prefecture, and is operated by Kinki Nippon Railway (Kintetsu). It is mainly used as a transportation hub for access to Osaka, with limited express and express trains arriving and departing. The area around the station is home to commercial facilities and restaurants, making it highly convenient. Additionally, there are many tourist attractions and historical sites nearby, attracting tourists as well. It plays an important role as a convenient transportation hub for local residents, tourists, and commuters. [Text: @AI, Translation: @AI]

Kintetsu Kujo Station@OU_odekake_club Kintetsu Kujo Station is located in Yamatokoriyama City, Nara Prefecture, and is operated by Kintetsu Railway. Kujo Station is an important terminal station served by the Kintetsu Osaka Line and the Kintetsu Tenri Line, providing convenient access to Osaka, Nara, Tenri, and other areas. The surrounding area is well-equipped with commercial facilities and restaurants, making it a highly convenient station for passengers. In addition, Kujo Station is popular among tourists as it is surrounded by historical tourist spots and nature-rich parks. Playing a crucial role as a transportation hub, Kujo Station serves as the central point of the region. [Text: @AI, Translation: @AI]

Tongjing Station@OU_odekake_club Tsutsui Station is a railway station located in Yamatokoriyama City, Nara Prefecture. It belongs to the Kansai Main Line of JR West Japan and is located between Yamato-Saidaiji Station and Yamatokoriyama Station. The station area is dotted with residential areas and commercial facilities, making it a highly convenient location. The station building has a modern design and is also barrier-free. The station facilities, such as ticket gates, ticket vending machines, and waiting rooms, are well-equipped, aiming to provide convenience for users. In addition, there are many tourist attractions and historical buildings in the vicinity of the station, which are also used by tourists. Tsutsui Station is not only an important transportation hub for the region but also a significant presence as a base for tourism and business. [Text: @AI, Translation: @AI]