WELCOME TO
TENKAWA VILLAGE

Watched over by the majestic peaks of sacred mountains,
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Tenkawa Village in Nara is the place for you to fill your heart with energy.

Tenkawa Village cherishes its 1,300 years of history and culture.

Numerous historically important figures visited this village such as emperors, including Emperor Temmu (a.k.a. Imperial Prince Oama; 7th century) and Emperor Godaigo (1288-1339) who resided in the Southern Court set in this region in the mid-14th century. Buddhist saints such as Kobo Daishi Kukai (774-835) and Enku (1632-1695) as well as Motomasa Kanze (15th century; a prominent Noh performer), Michizane Sugawara (845-903; a Heian-period court officer and scholar), and Saigyo (1118-1190; a legendary monk and poet), have all visited this area.
Visit Tenkawa Village and discover the hidden stories of the ancient times which still live on today.

Other spots

Many other attractive facilities and stores await your visit.

ACCESS

Some car navigation system route settings show a route over Kominami Pass via Pref.
Road #48 Dorogawa Shimoichi Line and Nakato in Kurotaki Village.
However, the road is very narrow and rough, and there are many places where navigating oncoming traffic is difficult.