Great places for shopping in Nara in December (updated in 2024)

"Address: 16 Spring Hinocho, Nara City, Nara, a small market near the south gate of Toda Temple, the market sells some souvenirs, matcha-style snacks and deer biscuits for tourists to buy feeding deer."

"A Rosen with local characteristics, in addition to normal products, especially the derivatives of Nara's cute deer, snacks, souvenirs, and snacks that deer can eat. You can buy a little back for souvenirs, and you can also buy it for the path to eat. Fries are especially suitable for feeding fawns without fear of being bitten into their hands."

"A small bakery brings people great satisfaction. Very happy, I found such a pleasant little bakery, sea salt rolls, butter fragrant, flour rubbing extremely tough, Q bullets chewy. The most suitable for breakfast, with a cup of coffee..."

"After coming in, I found that their home mainly sells various geer root powder. In fact, there are many tourist attractions in China that sell geer root powder. The price of food in Japan is relatively expensive. We looked at it and bought what."

"The East-North Commercial Street is a commercial street in Nara. Many people come here. It is just outside the Kintai Nara Station. This commercial street is not very long but has a lot of things."

"Originally, the furniture is still a relatively simple style, this furniture is also, maybe because the area of Japanese houses is relatively small, so their furniture storage function is more powerful, we will look at it at will."

"The shopping center is in the tourists, there is not a lot of knowledge inside, he is not like some Japanese chain department stores in China, this should only be in Japan, the things inside are actually quite a lot, basically with Japanese brands."

"The store design is very warm, the goods are complete, the shopping experience is good"

"Later, after turning around in other parts of Japan, I found some things. It seems to be Nai two characteristics. I really didn’t see it in other places, but we didn’t know it at the time, so we basically didn’t buy anything. It’s all gadgets."

"Kiku Ichizuki Shiro Bao Yong from Kamakura mid-to-Meiji period for the emperor to create a Japanese knife, is a time-honored knife shop. The type of knife, a wide variety, can have a variety of choices."