The first ever capital of Japan was established in Heijo in 710 which is today known as Nara. The city has played an important role in history and has retained many of its historic and ancient buildings and Buddhist temples. The Todaji temple is a large temple that has a large Buddha statue. Nara's central park has wild deer which are now part of the city and the Naramachi district is an old former merchant district with old wooden houses. There is plenty more to see and do in Nara. With many old temples and shrines you could probably spend a whole year there and still not see everything. 60 % of the Nara prefecture is forested with the main industry being timber, lumber and textiles.
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With so much wood in the Nara prefecture it is easy to imagine loving in a little wooden house amongst the hills and sacred temples of the Nara region. With the Kii mountain range, open plains and more, property in Nara is diversified. Property owners can get the best of both worlds, choosing to live in the woods or in the more populated city. Stunning location and great property prices are a temptation for many.
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