Kuretake Inn Act Hamamatsu
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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
... Besides, if you carefully listen to the guide, you cannot have time enough to take pictures. Fortunately, because I had joined a similar tour in Maruya, I was able to concentrate on photographing in Kakukyu. At the end of the tour, two different miso soups were provided. In addition, I was gifted 1 kg of packed miso paste. The souvenir shop was full of middle-aged ladies. The day was Christmas Day, but probably they didn't care about it.
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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 saw Chiwa Rock far beyond it and the view from there was often used for the picture of the gorge in guidebooks. Twenty minutes later, huge rocks with three ladders appeared. The first ladder was not so steep, the second was steep, and the third one was almost vertical! Special care should be taken, so I managed to compose myself and climbed the three ladders. At the top of the third ladder, I got through a small opening and into the space surrounded by a few ...
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