Japanese Countryside Travel Notes https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html Urabandai Goshiki-Numa Ponds(Five colors ponds) walk Mount Kuju, a mass of multiple volcanoes, loves sweets There are many different “Kunchi” festivals in Kyushu, but Karatsu Kunchi is the roughest Itinerary except for TOHOKU district Uonuma is famous for more than just rice Withstands heavy snowfall of 3 meters Patience until darkness for cool lantern photos Fukuroda Falls, which can be viewed for a fee Kamakura isn’t the only place to find hydrangeas in temples: Amabiki Kannon Temple Numerous waterfalls created by the eruption of Mt. Aso Oita Prefecture is a jumble of fun things to do Blog In Nagasaki, today again, I met the snowy day Relaxing on the Shimabara Peninsula Ibaraki Prefecture is more like the Kanto (Metropolitan area) side than the countryside Is there any point in this suspension bridge? Black vinegar not being able to stop drinking every day for health A rare shrine that loves moving Who started calling him the Japanese Michelangelo? Charming Countryside Location Contact us Getting lost in search of a water source in Ubuyama Village The charm of Kikuchi Gorge is its deep pools A diorama world at the end of a roller coaster-like road – Tenkaiho NAMAHAGE Festival Craft Balloon Festival Shinjoh Festival (Registered as a UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage) “Enburi” is HIPHOP, a festival that has been going on for over 800 years to awaken spring A thorough visit to the pottery in the village of porcelain, born from a series of miracles Which is the land where God’s grandson descended to earth? Japanese hotel that makes you feel like you’re in a Kyoto garden Castle town Kitsuki with picturesque slopes Yobuko, famous for its morning market, used to be known for whales, but now it’s known for squid The Kunisaki Peninsula is a training ground with a series of strangely shaped rocks Recommended Itinerary What’s at Urasa Station, where the Shinkansen stops? Why Nagoya Castle, even though it’s in Kyushu? Hideyoshi’s base for dispatching troops to Korea The land near the border at the edge is actually a cultural crossroads Hario radio tower that’s not a chimney The most densely populated area, foothills of Yatsugatake Hachinohe where you can enjoy the four seasons No one knows that Hachinohe alone has three national treasures Hirado, the end of the earth, was the cutting edge of culture at the time Giant stone lanterns and decaying Edo period townscape This is Little Kyoto, Taketa Old Town Colorful and Spiritual Festival in each region Hitoyoshi, one of top 3 places difficult to reach, is now recovering from a tragic flood Travel Notes (Elements that make up a travel itinerary) Nagasaki, a city of slopes Yamanami Highway is Mountain wave itself