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Nara
Nara, located roughly 40 kilometres south-east of Osaka, served as Japan's first permanent capital in the 8th century and is home to around 352,000 people today. The city holds a remarkable concentration of historical sites, including Kasuga Shrine, one of the country's oldest Shinto sanctuaries. Smaller temples such as Hōmanji and Seikōji dot the area alongside the local hot-spring market hall 月ヶ瀬温泉ふれあい市場. Nara suits travellers drawn to Japanese history and culture as well as those seeking quieter corners beyond the main tourist circuits.
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