Nara
Nara Old Town Walking Tour in Kimono
Activity duration
About 4 hours
Maximum Participants
Up to 3 people
Languages
English
Meeting place
JR Nara Station or Kintetsu Nara Station
Overview
It's fun to stroll about a historical place in fancy Kimono! A local guide will guide you through Nara Park and Naramachi. Naramachi is an old marchant district lined with townhouses dating back to the Edo period. Traditional flavors, craftsmanship, herbal medicines, and specialty products are passed on to the present. The tour includes kimono rental, hair styling, historical house tour, photo time with deer, and more. Your guide will introduce you the best spots to make your day in Nara memorable!
Meet your Locals
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What happens after you request
- 1
Send your request
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Decide the details together
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Pay securely
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Enjoy your experience
Meet your Locals host on the day and enjoy. You can leave a review afterwards.
For cancellation fees, see our Cancellation Policy.
Meeting point
JR Nara Station or Kintetsu Nara Station
The guide will meet you at the ticket gate of JR Nara station or the east exit of Kintetsu Nara station.Meeting place can be customized with your request. Additional charges may apply depending on location.
Things to know
-This tour includes casual kimono rental and hair styling. If you would like to rent a formal kimono, there will be an additional charge.
-The tour fee does not include, transport expenses, admission fees and meals/drinks.
-The starting time of the tour and the itinerary can be customized.
More experiences by these Locals

Approx. ¥6,000 / guest
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