This is the only inn in Nara where you can experience traditional Japanese culture (limited to only one couple per day). Nara has a longer history than Kyoto, and fortunately traditional scenery remains throughout the town. ・Sado(Tea ceremony) The tea ceremony is a traditional Japanese culture that allows people to enjoy a peaceful moment through tea. During the experience you can learn basic etiquette and how to brew tea. Furthermore, you will understand Japanese hospitality while a casual tea ceremony ・Kado (Flower arrangement) You will enjoy being able to use your own sensibilities while feeling the Japanese aesthetic sense and sense of the seasons. You can experience authentic Japanese aesthetic sense: -Expressing the sense of seasons, the beauty of nature, and an abstract sense of aesthetics -Arrangement and choice of flowers -Appreciating the Beauty and Fragility of the moment ・Kimono (Japanese traditional costume) You can enjoy these activities wearing a Japanese traditional costume. Kimono is very beautiful and functional. Wearing traditional costumes while experiencing Japanese traditional art is a valuable opportunity to experience the relationship between them. We promise that you will have a luxurious time that you cannot experience anywhere else. ・Making Wagashi(Japanese sweets) Wagashi means traditional Japanese sweets. Many of them are made of traditional Japanese ingredients such as red beans and mochi rice and they are healthy. You can enjoy the fun of making your own Japanese sweets. ・Irori-yaki for dinner You will enjoy a unique Japanese dish in which river fish and vegetables are grilled over a charcoal fire in a sunken hearth. ・Shojin ryori(vegetarian cuisine) for breakfast Shojin ryori is a meal for monks in training. This is a traditional Japanese dish made for Buddhist training. Instead of using animal-based ingredients, we mainly incorporate plant-based ingredients such as grains, vegetables, seaweed, and mushrooms.