Mahoroba Museum of Automobiles The Mahoroba Museum of Automobiles, run by Nara Toyota Group, in Nara City Facility name: The Mahoroba Museum of Automobiles, run by Nara Toyota Group, in Nara City Parking: Available Fees: Admission free ★ Voluntary contribution 200 yen Closed: Mondays, New Year holidays, Golden Week, summer holiday 5-431-1 Hachijo, Nara City, Nara Prefecture Mahoroba Museum | Nara Toyota [Official Site] The Mahoroba Museum of Automobiles is an exhibition space attached to Nara Toyota’s used car dealership. Visitors come and go freely. Photography is allowed. Since Sanae Takaichi became President of the Liberal Democratic Party, visitor numbers have surged‼

Event announcement‼️ Be sure to check it out👀‼️ "Mountain Day Event" ‘Oujinooniwa’ ◯ Event Dates Sunday, November 3 Monday, November 4 (substitute holiday) It runs for two days! Location: Koushiobaru Park, Takaharacho Okukirishima Koushiobaru Hutte (former rest house) *Vendor event only on the 3rd. *The 4th is a mountain tour. November 3 We invite mountain-related vendors for sales, workshops, and body maintenance services. Under the title “Connecting Kirishima’s Walking Trails,” we will hold a talk show about mountaineering centered on Takaharacho and the Kyushu Nature Trail. A pleasant-sounding DJ will also perform at the venue♪ November 4 A trekking tour along the “Tenson Kourin no Michi” (the Path of the Descent of the Heavenly Grandchild). Guided by Mr. Ishikawa from Kirishima Geopark, participants will hear valuable stories about Kirishima, and at the summit enjoy a tasting and lesson on mountain coffee. After descending, you can soothe your tired body at Takahara’s hot springs. Although not listed on the flyer, there will also be a display of Toyota custom cars and some extra surprises. We will post more detailed information little by little, so keep checking for updates(^^) On November 3 and 4, come and visit the event ‘Oujinooniwa’ at Koushiobaru Park☆

Oyada Shrine at Momijidani The autumn leaves reflected in my car were also wonderful.

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