• Nara - Nara is neither loud nor ostentatious. It communicates gently—through its lush, moss-covered paths, serene deer, and ancient temples. Over 1,300 years ago, it served as Japan’s capital and still exudes a quiet elegance.

Visitors often come to see the Great Buddha or the deer in Nara Park. However, beyond these popular attractions, there is another facet of the city—where culinary delights and tradition blend seamlessly.

Whether exploring during the day, with sunlight illuminating temple roofs, or in the tranquil evening, when lanterns cast a warm glow and the streets become peaceful, Nara has a unique way of slowing down time and engaging the senses.

In secluded alleys, chefs are crafting bold bowls of ramen, merging traditional techniques with innovative ideas. These are more than just meals—they are experiences deeply connected to their origin and purpose.

Nara is a place where the sacred meets the savory, and history intertwines with culinary cravings. It doesn’t demand attention but rather rewards curiosity—and a hearty appetite.

• Visit to two hand-picked ramen spots
• Stroll through night-time Nara
• Full-sized ramen meals

This is not your typical ramen tour—it’s a two-bowl challenge set in the historic core of Japan. While many visitors head to Nara for its temples and deer, this tour delves further—into local ramen eateries where vibrant flavors meet quiet dedication. With no waiting, no uncertainty, and full-sized bowls at every location, this tour is designed for true ramen enthusiasts. Whether visiting by day or night, participants will discover Nara’s rich history and hidden culinary delights in an unforgettable adventure.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.