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Horaiji Temple & Horaisan Toshogu Shrine
... worth trying at all. However, they gave me free amazake (non-alcoholic sweet sake) and it made me feel better. On my way back home, I found a signboard showing the direction to Atera Seven Falls, which is designated as a national natural treasure. I drove close to the waterfalls, but as soon as I found the parking fee was 300 yen, I was discouraged from seeing them. After all, I decided to pass it up, because I was afraid of wasting more money in Horaiji.
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Okumikawa Hanamatsuri Festival
... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i7p8PZQc Ah8
As you can see from the video, some spectators were surrounding dancers. It must be difficult to shoot a video in the venue filled with locals and visitors.
On one hand, some children danced in the midnight; on the other hand, it was very hard for me to stay up overnight. So I took a rest or slept for a while in my car three times during the festival. To tell ...
Hatcho Miso Factories & Okazaki Park
It was very cold and supposed to snow on the day, according to the weather forecast, so I didn't felt like going out. On the other hand, however, I had only limited number of days left to travel in Japan and I didn't have time to hesitate. I chose Okazaki as my destination for the day and left home at eight thirty.
Okazaki was famous for its speciality miso paste (Hatcho miso) and one of the national heroes Tokugawa Ieyasu. The miso paste ...
Nice Retreat In Suburban Hamamatsu
When you talk about Hamamatsu maybe your first image could be those of international manufacturers such as Suzuki, Yamaha and Kawai. I have to admit that these giant firms make this city famous worldwide but little is known about great historical sites in suburban Hamamatsu. Ryotanji Temple ...
Chiiwa Gorge & Oniiwa Rock (Mt. Myojin)
... There was a strange shaped tree there, which reminded me of Ta Prohm of Angkor Wat. (The trees in Ta Prohm was much, much bigger, though.) Getting out of there and walking two minutes, the rock with a view of Mt Myojin through its large hole, Tsutenkyo Bridge, could be seen. I had seen the picture of the bridge, but I was impressed when I saw it in person. After a 5 minutes' walk, I reached the Chiiwa Cave. It was a small cave with a lot of Buddhism statues, but ...
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