~A special time streams in Biharuso~ Iga's best traditional Japanese restaurant Mr. Chubei Soga of "Tomochu" A building built with elegance Showa 45 In this scenic spot Most of the things that were relocated as they were. It is the current "Biharuso Annex" Away from everyday life Inside the quaint building Time slows down Slowly stream Also this Annex built at the top of the Valleys The scenery that spreads all over is just "Scenic" What you get in such an Annex is Making the most of the umami of the ingredients For miso soup stock Shiitake mushrooms and vegetables from Tsukigase The owner used Wild boar meat. "Specialties Botan Nabe" Smell is not bad at all. Loved by men and women of all ages Popular Gastronomical delicacies By all means, at least once this Buildings, Scenery, Cuisine I want you to enjoy a blissful time Biharuso Nara City Tsukigase Oyama 78-2

Former Kiya Takeshi Family Residence / Okinawa World Ryukyu Kingdom Castle Town Okinawa World is located in Nanjo City in the southern part of Okinawa Prefecture. It is a registered tangible cultural property located in the castle town of the Ryukyu Kingdom, where red-tiled kominka houses that recreate the townscape of the Ryukyu dynasty are lined up. It is a private house built in the late Meiji era, and it is a building that miraculously survived the ravages of war in the most intense place during the war. (It was moved here from its original location.) It is now used as a hands-on workshop. There were quite a few people who experienced it ^^ It is a valuable building that I would like to preserve in the future.

Former Kiya Takeshi Family Residence / Okinawa World Ryukyu Kingdom Castle Town Okinawa World is located in Nanjo City in the southern part of Okinawa Prefecture. I went to the castle town of the Ryukyu Kingdom, which reproduces the townscape of the Ryukyu Dynasty era lined with red tile kominka, which is a registered tangible cultural property. The building in the photo is a private house that miraculously survived the ravages of war and was the site of the most intense ground battle of the Pacific War. On the pillars on the side of the corridor, the scars of shells received during the war were still vivid. (The building was moved here from its original location.) Since it was relocated, it has been used as a hands-on workshop. A very valuable building that tells the history of the Battle of Okinawa, I want to preserve it for a long time.

I think it's a good idea to take a walk in the villages where the old-fashioned scenery of Okinawa still remains.