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Mount Wakakusa

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 Tips about Mount Wakakusa

Mount Wakakusa offers a beautiful view of Nara, with a breathtaking landscape and deer roaming around. To enhance your experience, arrive early to avoid crowds, bring deer biscuits from Nara park to feed the deer discreetly, and visit in the evening to see day and night views. Hiking to the peak is strenuous but rewarding, or opt for a drive up. Be sure to avoid peak times and keep the area clean for future visitors.

Recommendations:
- What to do: Hike to the mountain peak for stunning views, bring deer biscuits to feed the deer discreetly, and visit in the evening for different perspectives.
- What to avoid: Peak visiting times to avoid crowds, ensure cleanliness for future visitors.
- Tips: Arrive early, hide your biscuits well, consider the drive up if hiking is too strenuous.

Mount Wakakusa, Zoshicho, Nara, 630-8211, Japan

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