Best Things To Do in Yamato cho, Japan
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List of Best Things to do in Yamato-cho, Japan
Tsujunkyo Bridge
Heitate Shrine
Gorogataki Waterfall
Michi no Eki Tsujunkyo
Seiwa Bunraku Museum
Soyokyo
Michi-no-Eki Soyokaze Park
Tuzyun Brewers Co., Ltd
Michi-no-Eki Seiwa Bunrakumura
Yabekyo Nature Hiking Trail, Tsujun Bridge Goroga-taki Waterfall Course
Kyoto Hidden Spots: Japanese Tea Town Wazuka | Kyoto Travel Guide
Wazuka is a beautiful hidden Japanese tea town in Kyoto. Perfect day trip to take from Kyoto, Osaka, Nara or any of the surrounding Kansai prefectures.
I really love this town and think it is just absolutely beautiful! If you are a tea lover(especially macha) and love nature then this is the perfect place for you to travel to in Kyoto :)
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Access To Wazuka (copied from their website)
●From Nara（about 15 mnins to Kamo）
Nara Station－[about 15 mins Yamato Road Express)]→Kamo
●From Kyoto(about 1 hour to Kamo)
Kyoto Station－[about 35 mins by Miyako Road Expresss]→Kizu(transfer)
－ [about 6 mins by Yamato Road Express)]→Kamo
●From Osaka(about 56 mins to Kamo)
Osaka Station－[about 12 mins]→Tenoji－[about 30 mins]→Nara－[about
14 mins]→Kamo
― ◎By bus from Kamo(about 20 mins to arrive in Wazuka)
From West exit of Kamo take the Nara Transportation Bus「to
Osugi」 about 20 mins to arrive at 「Wazuka Yama no ie」
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We were invited out to Harataki Onsen in Aizu Wakamatsu to shoot a video, because they're an Onsen that's open for people with tattoos! That's not common here in Japan. There are rules for using hot springs and onsens. A bunch of them. Today we're going to let you know what they're all about, so that you can be ready when you try one out for yourself!
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Kobe Maritime Museum – Kawasaki World, Kobe | Japan Travel Guide
Kobe Maritime Museum – Kawasaki World ( 神戸海洋博物館・カワサキワールド )
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A museum to learn and enjoy the wonders of technology and the importance of manufacturing. There are also attractions that you can actually touch and operate such as bikes, Bullet Trains and helicopters.
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Yamato no Samurai-part 1!
While visiting the Kiyomizu-yaki Danchi Pottery Festival in Danchi-cho, Yamashina, Kyoto, A wild troop of samurai warriors and their female counter parts performed a lively show. They where wielding their katana's to powerful flute music and displayed a truly wonderful show. You might think woman where not skilled in the katana, but these sure where. During this bygone era many women of the samurai class were trained in wielding a polearm called a naginata or a special knife called the kaiken in an art called tantojutsu (lit. the skill of the knife), which they could use to protect their household, family, and honour if the need arose. Sure a lot of fun to see them dressed in their samurai outfit and the sound of metal hitting metal.
【ふるさと郡上TV】どぶろく奥の奥
2008年、郡上市大和町は「どぶろく特区」に認可されました。その特区第一号がこの「どぶろく奥の奥」です。もともと、豆腐湯葉料理店である「奥の奥」。郡上名物「燻り豆腐（いぶりどうふ）」を誕生させたお店でもあります。その名のとおり、長良川支流の栗巣川の最上流にあります。清らかな水と空気。山間の寒さ厳しい気候のなかでどぶろくが作られます。
材料となるお米も自家栽培米を使うというこだわりぶり。小粒で甘みが凝縮されたお米が作られています。使用する水は標高１３００m、母袋烏帽子からの地下水を使用。濃厚で深い味わいのせいとうはどぶろく。２００９年には岐阜県観光連盟推奨観光土産品 審査会奨励賞を受賞しています。
燻り豆腐 母袋工房／豆腐湯葉料理 奥の奥
〒501-4603 岐阜県郡上市大和町栗巣1670-1
TEL/FAX 0575-88-3156
E-mail motai@giga.ocn.ne.jp
Oku-no-Oku is a doburoku, the unrefined sake, and tastes thick and rich. It is made by Motai-Kobo, originally a Tofu maker which is located in the most upper area of the Kurisu River in Yamato district in Gujo city. The location of the store is of great advantage to make the tasty Oku-no-Oku to them because of its climate of the valley.
The coldest time in winter is the best season to make doburoku. One of carefully selected ingredients is their homemade rice. The grain of their rice is smaller than ordinary one, and contains rich taste. Another one is the groundwater from the Motai-Eboshi, a 1,300-meter mountain.
This is a great place to go and see what Japanese Satoyama culture is.
SHOP：母袋工房（Motai-Kobo）
ADD: 1670-1 Kurisu, Yamato-cho, Gujo city, Gifu, Japan
TEL/FAX: ＋81-(0)575-88-3156
E-mail: motai@giga.ocn.ne.jp
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【ふるさと郡上TV】母袋温泉
山の上、開放的な空を眺めながら入る母袋温泉は、四季折々の風景を楽しめます。キャンプ場、スキー場、アスレチックなども併設されており、春は山菜採り、夏はハイキング、秋は紅葉、冬はスキーなどなど、郡上の自然で思いっきり遊べる空間が広がっています。ワイルドバギー、乗馬、ルアーフィッシング、グリーンツーリズムなど、ここでしかできない豊富なプログラムも用意されています。薬膳料理や、宿泊も。郡上の自然のでたくさん遊んだあとは、温泉に浸かって山の空気をたっぷり堪能してください。
効能...神経痛・筋肉痛慢性消化器症・疲労回復冷え症・不眠症など。
住所 郡上市大和町栗巣1728
TEL 0575-88-3155
営業時間 通常 10:00～17:30
スキーシーズン 平日 10:00～17:30 休日 10:00～18:30
定休日 不定休
アクセス ぎふ大和インターから25分
This onsen is located on the top of the hill. You can enjoy the fresh air and open sky taking the onsen. The view from there is really wonderful in every season. They also have the camping site, ski slope, playground with about 20 wooden equipments, etc.
So you have a lot of choices to enjoy the outdoor activities there, such as picking edible wild plants in spring, hiking in summer, viewing the red and yellow leaves in autumn, skiing in winter. More activities there are horse riding, lure fishing, riding the wild dune buggy, some satoyama experiences.
Accommodation and meals are available. It takes about 25 minutes by car from Gifu-Yamato IC of Tokai-Hokuriku freeway/motorway.
SHOP: 母袋温泉(Motai-onsen)
ADD: 1728 Kurisu, Yamato-cho, Gujo city, Gifu, Japan
TEL: 0575-88-3155
OPEN: 10:00am-5:30pm (closing day is not fixed)
*skiing season: weekday 10:00am-5:30pm / holiday 10:00am-18:30pm
Yagyu Day-Trip.
Yagyo-cho + Okonomiyaki + 6-pack = A Great Day. What made it the Perfect Day, I shared it with my Wife. If you come to Japan, I will share it with You. Yagyu-cho, as you will see on this video, is a very beautiful place( regardless of what time of year it is) and has an abundance of history. So, come with me and enjoy Yagyu.
Japan Travel: Kashihara Shrine one of most popular Nara shrines, Nara17
Japan Travel: Kashihara Shrine one of most popular Nara shrines, Nara17
Kashihara Shrine was established in 1889 to enshrine Emperor Jimmu, Japan's first emperor. It is believed that Jimmu ascended the throne at the spot where the shrine now stands. Despite the fact that it was constructed relatively recently, Kashihara Shrine is an important and very popular shrine. It is situated in a preserved forest sanctuary at the foot of Mount Unebi, one of the three Yamato mountains.
The shrine grounds are extensive which contain pleasant paths leading through the forest that surrounds the buildings. Emperor Meiji donated two buildings from the Kyoto Imperial Palace to the shrine at the time of construction. One of the two building is today used as the shrine's main hall (honden), which can be viewed from the prayer hall (haiden) from some distance away.
Hours: 6:30 to 17:00 (It varies depending on season.)
Closed: Opened all year round.
Admission: Free
Access information
Kashihara Shrine can be reached in a couple of minutes by rental bicycle or ten minutes by foot from Kashiharajingu-mae Station.
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