Ancient capital, Nara, take a photo of a lifetime at Wakakusa Mountain!

During the National Day holiday, I decided to avoid the crowds in Kyoto and take a 4-day in-depth tour of Nara. Perhaps because Typhoon No. 17 landed in Kanto, the weather in Kansai was also affected, and the rain in Nara was intermittent. Before coming, I planted grass on the dusk sunset of Wakakusa Mountain. I didn't expect that Wakakusa Mountain and the ancient city of Nara under the mountain in the rain were more charming. At 5 o'clock in the evening, I took a taxi directly from the Purple Green Hotel to Wakakusa Mountain. The deer who had been in business for a day would come to check if there were any deer cakes. It should be noted that the grass is very slippery after the rain, and the slope of Wakakusa Mountain is a bit steep. After a lot of shooting, I walked down the mountain along the trail. On the way, I passed Todaiji Temple and Kashiwa Garden. The other road is down the mountain along the highway, passing the Nara National Museum. It is recommended to take the first road, and Nara at night seems to return to the ancient Heijo-kyo.