Hotel Yamaki Hamamatsu
2240 Kanzanji-cho, Nishi-ku Hamamatsu, Shizuoka, Chubu, 431-1209, Japan
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Horaiji Temple & Horaisan Toshogu Shrine
... the spot, but I followed the tradition to tie it to a twig of a tree in the precinct and prayed that it would get better. (Does this mean I believe in God?) Come to think of it, it is possible for me to marry, only if I make an extreme effort....(LOL)
At the foot of Mt. Horaiji, there was a small hot spring resort Yuya Onsen and I tried one of the spas Yuyu Arina, but it was just a common bathhouse without use of original hot water from its source ...
Okumikawa Hanamatsuri Festival
... I slept three consecutive hours against my intention and I rushed back to the hall, because I didn't want to miss much. Although the highlight of the festival was ogre dances, there were a lot of interesting dances performed by different dancers including toddlers, little children, young guys, and masked dancers. They danced in tune with the music of the Japanese drum and flutes and cheers from locals. Their ...
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
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 ...



