Recently added: Historical landmarks in Japan

👍 A wonderfully designed building. There are some exhibits inside the building that don't seem to be related to customs, but that's okay.

👍 This is the former residence of Ujo Noguchi, who wrote the lyrics for songs such as ``Fifteenth Night Moon'', ``Shabondama'', ``The Seven Children'', and ``Red Shoes'', where he spent his later years. (Passed death in Utsunomiya in 1945) Although it has been extensively renovated, it is still in v...

😐 Keyaki was struck by lightning 6 or 7 years ago and is no longer there. The cuttings are made from a large stump, so maybe we'll see them again in about 200 years...

👍 It originally started as a stall selling agricultural products at the end of Hakodate Station square after the war, and later expanded. In 1956 (Showa 31), due to various circumstances, it was moved to its current location for public management and operation. Approximately 250 stores such as seafood...

😐 Just down the back road from the fire station, these Paleolithic ruins suddenly appear in the middle of a field. The excavated items are not displayed here, but at the Buried Cultural Properties Research Center near the Kotesashigahara Battlefield Site, along with other excavated items, and you can...

😐 On the slope leading up to the shrine, there is a stone monument called ``Bleeding Pine Trace.'' According to legend, when Asano Nagamasa, a retainer of Toyotomi Hideyoshi, attacked the Hojo clan in the Kanto region, he attacked this castle and killed many of the castle's soldiers. It is said that w...

👍👍 It's right next to Seibuen. There is this Arahata Fuji inside the shrine. The mountain trail is well maintained, and although the path is narrow, anyone can easily climb it. The view from the top is amazing.

👍 The Furubonaka ruins are a sacred site located at the foot of Mt. Kishima along Prefectural Route 111 (Aso Panorama Line) between Kusasenrigahama and Mt. Nakadake. The fire-breathing Mt. Aso has been revered as a religious object since primitive times, and mountain Buddhism has been linked to it, an...

👍 From the castle tower, you can see a wide view from Shingu city to the Pacific Ocean.

Stone remains of Shingū Castle, once home to a samurai warrior's daughter, set by the Kumano River.

👍👍 It is a cultural property of Chuo Ward residents. ① Kaiun Bridge is a bridge built at the entrance where the Maple River joins the Nihonbashi River. ②In the early Edo period, it was called Takahashi, and because the mansion of the head of the ship, Shogen Tadakatsu Mukai, was located at the east e...

😐 A well related to the greengrocer Oshichi. It is located at the entrance of Hotel Gajoen Tokyo in Yukito Sakashita. At Daien-ji Temple, which is located halfway up Gyojinzaka, there is a more detailed explanation of the seven wells. Oshichi, the daughter of a greengrocer, falls in love with Kichiz...

👍 松阪城の敷地内に移設された本居宣長の旧宅。いまは隣に本居宣長記念館が建っており、記念館の入場券でこちらも観覧できます。 1階部分は靴を脱いで室内に入ることもできます。 偉大な国学者・本居宣長の居宅にしては簡素なつくりという印象ですが、江戸時代にはこれでも立派な屋敷だったのでしょう。昼でも部屋の中が薄暗...

👍👍 I think it will be a good opportunity to remember some of the history and business from the Edo period to the Taisho period. It is said that a memorial service is held once a year by a clam-related company.

👍 It is located south of Koyasan Shingon Sect Ryofukuji Temple. 6 monuments of Basho's ``Nozarashi Kiko'', including white fish haiku monuments. It is written on the explanatory signboard, but due to aging, the writing has faded and is illegible. disappointing

👍 The founder, Seiroku Moroto, independently planned the construction of a water supply system, built a reservoir that collected groundwater from the eastern hills, and spread water supply throughout Kuwana City. It is said to be the seventh modern water supply system completed in the country. It was...

👍 scary. The tofu shop died. But it's probably where there's a back passage. Being an old woman, I noticed this. Apparently he told me scary stories so that I wouldn't get close to him. We found at least two routes in Marugame city!

👍👍 This castle was built by Yoshiki, the 12th generation of the Toyota clan. After a long battle with the Tagaya clan, which currently ruled Shimotsuma, they were defeated by Haruchika, who was in his 20s. Harochika was poisoned due to the betrayal of his vassals. It seems that the remaining vassals su...