Japanese pampas grass blown in the wind in the large open Nara Palace Site, a UNESCO World Heritage. The palace was the center of the capital city Nara, more than 1,300 years ago. Today reconstruction project of major buildings are underway.
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photos taken on Nov 23, 2019 around Suzaku-mon Gate area of
Nara Palace Site(Heijyokyo) https://www.heijo-park.go.jp/en/infomation/access/
access : take a bus from Kintetsu Nara Station or JR Nara Station.
Gurutto Nara Bus service is convenient and just 100 yen/ride.