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Merchant Houses

The Castle Town Culture of Shikoku

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area:
Tokushima , Kagawa , Ehime , Kochi
category:
Castles & Historic Sites
Scenic Views & Townscapes
Gardens & Nature
Craft Making & Workshops
Cultural Immersion & Activities
Collage representing the Shikoku region: a scenic Japanese garden with a pond, a hilltop castle, and a bowl of Sanuki udon noodles topped with an egg.

Nikko Toshogu and Mito—Tracing the Landmarks of the Edo Shogunate

投稿タイプ: ITINERARIES
area:
Ibaraki , Tochigi
category:
Castles & Historic Sites
Scenic Views & Townscapes
Gardens & Nature
Shrines & Temples
Collage representing the Kita-Kanto region: a traditional thatched-roof farmhouse, a scenic lake with a mountain backdrop, and a pot of Ankou Nabe (anglerfish stew).

Homma Museum of Art

投稿タイプ: SPOTS
area:
Yamagata
category:
Gardens & Nature
Visual & Performing Arts
A traditional two-story Seienkaku villa with a tiled roof, surrounded by a lush Japanese garden.

Tochigi City’s Historic Storehouse Streetscape

投稿タイプ: SPOTS
area:
Tochigi
category:
Scenic Views & Townscapes
Traditional Japanese storehouse-style buildings with white walls, tiled roofs, and new wooden fences along the street.

Ainoyakata Indigo Museum

投稿タイプ: SPOTS
area:
Tokushima
category:
Craft Making & Workshops
Visual & Performing Arts
Two women holding newly indigo-dyed cloth pieces standing in the courtyard in front of the traditional wooden Okumura Family Residence.

An Adventure Through Snow Country Living and Mountain Faith

投稿タイプ: ITINERARIES
area:
Miyagi , Akita , Yamagata , Fukushima
category:
Castles & Historic Sites
Scenic Views & Townscapes
Gardens & Nature
Cultural Immersion & Activities
Shrines & Temples

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