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Cash-Only Shops Around Nara Park

Cash-Only Shops Around Nara Park

Cash-Only Shops Around Nara Park

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Visitors feeding a herd of deer on the grass in Nara Park
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The deer cracker stalls scattered around Nara Park are cash-only, as are many of the small shops and food stands near the temples. Carrying a modest amount of small cash makes a park visit noticeably smoother.

The deer cracker stalls scattered around Nara Park are cash-only, as are many of the small shops and food stands near the temples.

Deer cracker stalls

These small stalls are cash-only, and small bills or coins are the easiest to use for a quick purchase.

Shops near Todai-ji

Larger shops nearer the temple entrance are more likely to accept cards, but smaller stalls throughout the park remain cash-only.

Tip: Carrying a modest amount of small cash makes a park visit noticeably smoother.

Getting cash nearby

A visitor feeding deer in Nara Park

Convenience stores near the station and park entrance typically have foreign-card-friendly ATMs.

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Related questions

Yes, these small stalls are cash-only, and small bills or coins are the easiest to use.

Larger shops nearer the temple entrance are more likely to accept cards, but smaller stalls remain cash-only.

Yes, convenience stores near the station and park entrance typically have foreign-card-friendly ATMs.