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Horaiji Temple & Horaisan Toshogu Shrine
On my way back from Toei, I stopped by at Horaiji. The main tourist attraction of Horaiji was the Horaiji Temple and Horaisan Toshogu Shrine complex. I paid 500 yen for parking and walked down to Horaisan Toshogu. I heard that the Toshogu shrine was one of the top three Toshogu shrines of Japan and designated as a national important cultural property, but the Toshogu shrine was extremely disappointing, compared with Nikko and Kunosan Toshogu Shrines. The ...
Okumikawa Hanamatsuri Festival
I had really hesitated to attend the festival for a long time before I made up my mind, because the venue was located in the countryside and very inconvenient to access. The bus from the nearest train station was infrequent and a bus transfer was also needed on the way. It was possible to drive, but I was worried about a snowfall in that season. Still, the festival looked attractive to me and I couldn't pass up the ...
Hatcho Miso Factories & Okazaki Park
... visited the museum. However, because I had a commemorative picture taken in front of the museum, I was 99% sure that I had been to the museum. So I hoped that something in the museum would remind me of the first visit. In the museum, my hope was dashed. I just confirmed that I had forgotten 100% about the museum by visiting the museum. Most of the captions of displays were only in Japanese, but a detailed English guide booklet was available for ...
Nice Retreat In Suburban Hamamatsu
... at the northeast of Lake Hamana and is best known by a zen meditation garden said to have been created by Enshu Kobori legendary garden designer during early 17th century. The garden is great for sure but the temple also has a number of great spots you can never leave without taking ...
Chiiwa Gorge & Oniiwa Rock (Mt. Myojin)
I am prone to be influenced by films. On the other day, I watched "Mt. Tsurugidake", a Japanese film about the first mountain-climbers who reached the top of the mountain. Suddenly, I felt like climbing a mountain, but I am not an experienced climber and can't spend many days on climbing. So I looked for exciting mountains nearby. I compared pictures of the mountains and eventually I picked out Mt. Myojin of Aichi. (Actually, there are many Mt. Myojins in Japan.) ...