奈良メシ旅。法隆寺で柿氷 柿の葉ずし平宗
柿の葉ずし 平宗 法隆寺店
0745-75-1110
奈良県生駒郡斑鳩町法隆寺1-8-40
■ 営業時間
[喫茶]
10:00～16:00（L/O）
■定休日
無休
食べログ
https://tabelog.com/nara/A2902/A290203/29003778/
奈良県産の富有柿を使用した「柿氷」が特に話題。甘み濃厚な柿シロップが特徴で、「外側は天日干しの柿シロップ、とろ〜っと果肉も感じる食感」「内側は蜂蜜柚檸檬シロップで甘酸っぱく爽やか」と評判です
夏季限定（7月〜9月頃）で提供されることが多く、2024年は7月1日〜9月30日まででした
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柿の葉ずし（名物料理）について
奈良の郷土料理・柿の葉寿司の老舗として知られ、鯖、鮭、海老など多彩なネタが楽しめます
「奈良ランチ」は柿の葉寿司に三輪そうめんや小鉢、デザートがついた人気のセットで、観光にもおすすめです
テイクアウトも豊富で、ギフト用木箱入りや食べきりサイズなどもあり、お土産にも最適です
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法隆寺（ほうりゅうじ）について
法隆寺の荘厳な風景です。世界遺産にもなった、日本最古の木造建築群を代表する名刹です。
概要と歴史
創建は607年、推古天皇と聖徳太子による建立と伝えられ、飛鳥時代から1400年以上続く由緒ある寺院です
有名な西院伽藍（五重塔・金堂・中門）と東院伽藍（夢殿）からなり、現存する世界最古の木造建築群として高い文化的価値を持ちます
1993年、日本初の世界文化遺産登録となっています
Kaki-no-Ha Sushi Hiraso Horyuji Branch
Phone: 0745-75-1110
Address: 1-8-40 Horyuji, Ikaruga-cho, Ikoma-gun, Nara Prefecture
■ Business Hours
[Café] 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM (Last Order)
■ Closed
Open year-round (No regular holidays)
Tabelog: https://tabelog.com/nara/A2902/A290203/29003778/
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Kaki Ice (Kaki-gōri)
The “Kaki Ice” made with locally grown Fuyu persimmons from Nara Prefecture is especially popular. It features a rich, sweet persimmon syrup. The outer layer is made from sun-dried persimmon syrup with a soft, pulpy texture, while the inner layer has a refreshing honey yuzu-lemon syrup, giving it a sweet and tangy balance.
This is typically offered as a seasonal summer item (July to September). In 2024, it was available from July 1 to September 30.
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Kaki-no-Ha Sushi (Local Specialty)
This long-established shop is renowned for Kaki-no-Ha Sushi, a traditional dish of Nara. It offers a variety of toppings including mackerel, salmon, and shrimp, each wrapped in persimmon leaves.
One of the most popular menu items is the “Nara Lunch Set”, which includes Kaki-no-Ha Sushi along with Miwa somen noodles, small side dishes, and dessert—perfect for tourists.
They also offer a wide range of takeout options, from gift-ready wooden box sets to smaller portions that are ideal as souvenirs.
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About Hōryū-ji Temple
Hōryū-ji presents a majestic and solemn atmosphere. It is one of Japan’s most iconic temples, representing the oldest surviving wooden buildings in the world, and is a registered World Heritage Site.
Overview and History
Founded in 607 AD by Prince Shōtoku and Empress Suiko, Hōryū-ji has a history spanning over 1,400 years, making it one of the oldest and most historically significant temples in Japan.
The temple consists of two main areas:
The Western Precinct (Sai-in Garan): Includes the Five-Story Pagoda, Main Hall (Kondō), and Central Gate (Chūmon).
The Eastern Precinct (Tō-in Garan): Features the Yumedono (Hall of Dreams).
The complex is home to the oldest wooden buildings in existence and was recognized in 1993 as Japan’s first UNESCO World Cultural Heritage Site.