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更新日:2020年4月20日
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Komyo-ji Temple 光明寺 Passing through the main gate, lovely plum blossoms come into sight. <Address> 121 Ouda-Nishiyama, Uda City, Nara Prefecture, 633-2115 <Access> From Kintetsu Haibara Station, take a bus bound for 'Ouda'. Get off at 'Nishiyama', then walk for 5 minutes. |
Mid-March |
In the temple ground stands a very old plum tree which is believed to have been planted by Princess Chujo in the Nara period (8th Century). <Address> 1439 Utano-Ukashi, Uda City, Nara Prefecture, 633-2223 <Access> From Kintetsu Haibara Station, take a bus bound for 'Higashiyoshino-mura Yakuba'. Get off at 'Ukashi', then walk for 30 minutes. |
Mid-March |
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The temple has two old weeping cherry trees, both of which are believed to be 300 years old. <Address> 1680 Murou-Ono, Uda City, Nara Prefecture, 633-0315 <Access> From Muroguchi-Ono Station, walk for 5 minutes. |
Early April |
This 300-year-old huge weeping cherry tree is named after a military commander 'Matabei Goto', who is believed to have lived in this area in the Sengoku period. <Address> Ouda-Hongo, Uda City, Nara Prefecture, 633-2156 <Access> From Kintetsu Haibara Station, take a bus bound for 'Ouda'. Get off at 'Ouda' (the final stop), then walk for 20 minutes. |
Early April |
The river is lined with cherry trees for about 2 km. The trees are lit up with paper lanterns in the evening. <Address> Haibara-Shimoidani, Uda City, Nara Prefecture, 633-0241 <Access> Uda River is a 10-minute walk from Kintetsu Haibara Station. |
Early April |
This weeping cherry tree is believed to be 350 years old. <Address> 366 Ouda-Hasama, Uda City, Nara Prefecture, 633-2166 <Access> From Kintetsu Haibara Station, take a bus bound for 'Ouda'. Get off at 'Ouda Highschool', then walk for 10 minutes. |
Early April |
Inside the temple grounds stands a 300-year-old huge weeping cherry tree. <Address> 278 Murou-Ohara, Uda City, Nara Prefecture, 632-0204 |
Early April |
This riverbank is lined with a hundred cherry trees. <Address> Utano-Furuichiba, Uda City, Nara Prefecture, 633-2226 <Access> From Kintetsu Haibara Station, take a bus bound for 'Utano', and get off at 'Furuichiba'. |
Early April |
Several kinds of cherry blossoms can be seen around Magatama Pond and the path to the mountain. They create a beautiful contrast against fresh green. <Address> Haibara-Hagihara, Uda City, Nara Prefecture, 633-0253 <Access> From Kintetsu Haibara Station (North Exit), take a bus bound for 'Hari IC'. Get off at 'Uda Police Office', then walk for 30 minutes. |
Mid-April |
This 200-year-old cherry tree is spreading out its branches like wings. As the temple is located on a high hill, you can look down on the village. <Address> 225 Haibara-Jimyo, Uda City, Nara Prefecture, 633-0217 <Access> From Kintetsu Haibara Station, take a bus bound for Sonimura Yakuba. Get off at 'Jimyo', then walk for 10 minutes. |
Mid-April |
This 300-year-old weeping cherry tree is likely to be the parent tree of the one at Ono-ji Temple. The cherry tree and the ancient temple make a good contrast, which attracts photographers. <Address> 31 Muro, Uda City, Nara Prefecture, 633-0421 <Access> From Kintetsu Muroguchi-Ono Station, take bus bound for 'Muro-ji'. Get off at 'Muro-ji Mae', then walk for 30 minutes. |
Mid-April |
This 900-year-old cherry tree is the oldest in Nara, and has been designated as a natural monument. Being the subspecies of Edo-Higan Zakura and Yama Zakura, this tree is considered very important from an academic standpoint. <Address> Haibara-Akabane, Uda City, Nara Prefecture, 633-0213 <Access> From Kintetsu Haibara Station, take a bus bound for 'Sonimura Yakuba'. Get off at 'Takai', then walk for 40 minutes. |
Mid-April |
From the observation deck, cherry blossoms look like a beautiful 'sea of clouds'. You can also see the beautiful mountains including Mt. Torimi, Mt. Inasa, and Mt. Kaigahira. <Access> From Kintetsu Haibara Station, take a bus bound for 'Sonimura Yakuba'. Get off at 'Uchimaki Nishiguchi', then walk for 40 minutes. |
Mid-April |
The Hono River is lined with cherry blossoms for 1 km. Carp streamers flying over the cherry blossoms is a nice seasonal landscape. <Address> Utano-Iwahashi, Uda City, Nara Prefecture, 633-2214<Access> From Kintetsu Haibara Station, take a bus bound for 'Utano'. Get off at 'Matsui-bashi', then walk for 40 minutes. |
Mid-April
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森野旧薬園‘ Katakuri’, or Japanese dog’s tooth violet, is considered to be the first sign of spring. Since this little lily-like flower has been getting hard to find throughout Japan today, it is rare to see so many Katakuri like in this garden. <Address> 1880 Ouda-Kamishin, Uda City, Nara Prefecture, 633-2161 <Access> From Kintetsu Haibara Station, take a bus bound for 'Ouda'. Get off at 'Ouda' (the final stop), then walk for 5 minutes. |
Late March to Early April |
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In spring, thousands of azaleas cover the mountain. The annual 'Azalea Festival' is held in early May. <Address> Haibara-Hagihara, Uda City, Nara Prefecture, 633-0253 <Access> From Kintetsu Haibara Station (North Exit), take a bus bound for 'Hari IC'. Get off at 'Uda Police Office', then walk for 30 minutes. |
Early to Mid-May |
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This temple is known for its beautiful rhododendrons blooming in spring. <Address> 78 Muro, Uda, City, Nara Prefecture, 633-0421 <Access> From Kintetsu Muroguchi-Ono Station, take a bus bound for 'Murou-ji'. Get off at 'Murou-ji Mae', the final stop. |
Early May |
Located deep in Muro Village, Konpira Shrine is filled with a million rhododendron bushes that had been planted by the locals who wished to revitalize the village suffering from depopulation. <Address> Murou-Taguchi-moto-Kamitaguchi, Uda City, Nara, 633-0424 <Access> From Kintetsu Haibara Station, take a bus bound for 'Sonimura Yakuba'. Get off at 'Kamitaguchi-Benten', then walk for 5 minutes. |
Early to Mid-May |
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Suzuran, the official flower of Uda City, is growing in colonies here in Mukoji. As the southern limit of its habitat, this place is designated as natural assets. <Address> Murou-Mukouji, Uda City, Nara Prefecture, 633-0316 <Access> From Kintetsu Muroguchi-Ono Station, walk for an hour. |
Late May |
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室生深野ササユリ保護区 Locals from this area have been protecting this endangered species of lilies. With its beautiful terraced rice fields, Fukano has been chosen as one of Japan’s 100 mountain villages. <Address> Murou-Fukano, Uda City, Nara Prefecture, 632-0203 |
Mid-June |
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Every autumn, visitors flock to this temple to see a stunning red carpet of higanbana filling the both sides of the stone stairway to the temple. <Address> Haibara-Akabane, Uda City, Nara Prefecture, 633-0213 <Access> From Kintetsu Haibara Station, take a bus bound for 'Sonimura Yakuba'. Get off at 'Takai', then walk for 40 minutes. |
Late September |
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Muro-ji is one of Uda City's best spots for autumn foliage. Nio-mon Gate and Yoroi-zaka Slope look quite beautiful when surrounded with colored leaves. Night illumination is held during the foliage season. <Address> 78 Muro, Uda City, Nara Prefecture, 633-0421 <Access> From Kintetsu Muroguchi-Ono Station, take a bus bound for 'Murou-ji'. Get off at 'Murou-ji Mae'. |
mid-November |
Across the Uda River stands a huge Magaibutsu (a huge Buddha figure carved on the rock). Japanese maple leaves look stunning when they are lit up by the setting sun. <Address> 1680 Murou-Ono, Uda City, Nara Prefecture, 633-0315 <Access> From Muroguchi-Ono Station, walk for 5 minutes. |
Mid-November |
This park is associated with the mythology of Jimmu, the first Emperor of Japan. In autumn, Magatama Pond looks beautiful with colored leaves. <Address> Haibara-Hagihara, Uda City, Nara Prefecture, 633-0253 <Access> From Kintetsu Haibara Station (North Exit), take a bus bound for 'Hari IC'. Get off at 'Uda Police Office', then walk for 30 minutes. |
Mid-November |
Kaicho-ji Temple is known for its rare species of ginkgo tree called ‘Ohatsuki-icho’ (gingko nuts with leaves) which has been designated as a prefectural natural monument. A beautiful yellow carpet of gingko leaves is quite a sight. <Address> 386 Haibara-Kaiba, Uda City, Nara Prefecture, 633-0201 <Access> From Kintetsu Haibara Station, take a bus bound for 'Tenmadai Higashi 3 Cho-me'. Get off at 'Tenmadai Higashi 2 Cho-me', then walk for 30 minutes. |
Late November |
In front of the shrine lies a huge Japanese maple tree which turns brilliant red in autumn. This shrine is known for its 'Yatsufusa Sugi', the 2000-year-old giant cedar. It is believed to have been planted by Jimmu, the first Emperor of Japan. <Address> 764 Utano-Sakura, Uda City, Nara Prefecture, 633-2224 <Access> From Kintetsu Haibara Station, take a bus bound for 'Utano'. Get off at 'Sakurami-Jinja Mae', then walk for 10 minutes. |
Mid-November |
Daigan-ji used to be a temple for the Oda clan to pray. A huge Japanese maple tree at the temple gate turns stunnning red. The temple's restaurant offers medicinal herb cuisine. <Address> 736 Ouda-Hiroo, Uda City, Nara Prefecture, 633-2164 <Access> From Kintetsu Haibara Station, take a bus bound for Ouda. Get off at the final stop 'Ouda', then walk for 5 minutes. Daigan-ji is located in the back of the Roadside Station Ouda. |
Mid-November |
This temple is the family temple of the Uda Matsuyama Domain under the Oda clan. A five-ring pagoda (Oda family's tombstone) stands in the temple ground. Currently the load to the‘Gorinto’is closed due to a collapse. <Address> 830 Ouda-Iwamuro, Uda City, Nara Prefecture, 633-2116 <Access> From Kintetsu Haibara Station, take a bus bound for 'Ouda'. Get off at 'Nishiyama', then walk for 10 minutes. |
Mid-November |
This park has 1200 kinds of maple trees collected from around the world. Colorful maple leaves make a great contrast against the old wooden schoolhouse. <Address> 135-2 Utano-Furuichiba, Uda City, Nara Prefecture, 633-2226 <Access> From Kintetsu Haibara Station, take a bus bound for 'Utano'. Get off at 'Furuichiba', then walk for 5 minutes. |
Mid-November |
Evening view and autumn leaves create quite a sight before sunset. <Address> Haibara-Akabane, Uda City, Nara Prefecture, 633-0213 <Access> From Kintetsu Haibara Station, take a bus bound for 'Sonimura Yakuba'. Get off at 'Takai', then walk for an hour. This pass is about a 20-minute walk from Butsuryu-ji Temple. |
Mid-November |
It looks beautiful when trees are reflected on the lake. <Address> Murou-Ono, Uda City, Nara Prefecture, 633-0315 <Access> From Muroguchi-Ono Station, walk for 20 minutes. |
Mid-November |
The shape of the mountain looks exactly like the kanji standing for 'mountain' (山). <Address> Haibara-Nukai, Uda City, Nara Prefecture, 633-0208 <Access> From Kintetsu Haibara Station, take a bus bound for 'Tenmadai Higashi 4 Cho-me'. Get off at 'Tenmadai Higashi 2 Chome', then walk for about one hour and a half. |
Mid-November |
The falls look beautiful when leaves fall into the stream. <Address> Haibara-Nisaka, Uda City, Nara Prefecture, 633-0211 <Access> From Muroguchi-Ono Station, walk toward Muro Dam for about 45 minutes. |
Mid-November |
平井大師山石仏群 Hirai-Taishi Temple is surrounded with a hundred stone figures of Buddha, most of which were created by a well-known stonemason, 'Tanba-no-Sakichi', together with his apprentices in the late Edo period. <Address> 630, Utano-Hirai, Uda City, Nara Prefecture, 633-2201 <Access> From Kintetsu Haibara Station, take a bus bound for 'Utano'. Get off at 'Uta-Fujii', then walk for 30 minutes. |
Mid-November |
In the temple ground, a huge Japanese maple tree by the hanging bell is ablaze with red in autumn. Located deep within the mountain, this temple is a perfect place to get away from the bustle of everyday. <Access> From Kintetsu Haibara Station, take a bus bound for 'Higashiyoshino-mura Yakuba'. Get off at 'Ukashi', then walk for 45 minutes. |
Mid-November |
There is a huge ginkgo tree inside the shrine grounds. This shrine's autumn festival features traditional 'Shishi-mai' (lion dance). <Address> 1081, Murou-Shimotaguchi, Uda City, Nara Prefecture, 633-0422 <Access> From Muroguchi-Ono Station, take a bus bound for 'Murou-ji'. Get off at 'Murou-ji Mae', then walk for 35 minutes. |
Mid-November |
There is a myth that a Japanese legendary prince 'Yamato Takeru' turned into a swan and rested himself at this shrine. <Address> 2494, Murou-Sanbonmatsu, Uda City, Nara Prefecture, 633-0317 <Access> From Kintetsu Sanbonmatsu Station, walk for 10 minutes. |
Mid-November |
This huge Japanese maple tree is ablaze with red in autumn. <Address> 2086, Ouda-Kamicha, Uda City, Nara Prefecture, 633-2171 <Access> From Kintetsu Haibara Station, take a bus bound for 'Ouda'. Get off at 'Nishiyama', then walk for 7 minutes. |
Mid-November |
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Robai is one of the few flowers that bloom in winter. As the name suggests, the flower features wax-like petals and has a sweet fragrance like 'Ume' (plum blossom). <Address> 1680 Murou-Ono, Uda City, Nara Prefecture, 633-0315 <Access> From Kintetsu Muroguchi-Ono Station, walk for 5 minutes. |
Early to Mid-May |
お問い合わせ
Uda City Tourism Division
17-3 Haibara-Shimoidani, Uda City 633-0206
TEL: 0745-82-2457
FAX: 0745-82-8211
Email: s-kankou@city.uda.lg.jp
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